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[doglover]

And the problem is not that enigma2 does not support EPG for IPTV channels, because it support it.

Only it is not straight out of the box.  It could be if the IPTV (illegal) providers would only take on some guide lines. But the only thing they are interested in is making money as much as possible.

Which is really nothing different compared to legal providers.  Only these answer (sometimes) to complaints.  These illegal providers do not care a single bit.  Ever heard of a call center with such a provider.

 

Willy

[ciuko]

Dear doglover,

 

i'm using rytec channels for extracting correct service refs ... however i've found that some items are duplicated , with different service refs. How it's possible?

<!-- IT Tivusat --><!-- 13.0E --><channel id="Canale5.it">1:0:1:2:1770:110:820000:0:0:0:</channel><!-- Canale 5 -->
<!-- IT Tivusat --><!-- 13.0E --><channel id="Canale5.it">1:0:1:2:3DE:110:820000:0:0:0:</channel><!-- Canale 5 --> 

Edited by ciuko, 26 August 2017 - 15:08.

[doglover]

Yes, very much possible.

Probably an old entry.  But I do not know which is the current one.  I could check it on KingOfSat or Lyngsat, but this is an hideous task.  (more than 10 000 channels are mapped to EPG).

If nobody complains, it means that nobody has problems with this, and it just sits there doing nothing.

I am aware of this situation, and I clean out the list when I come across such assignments.  But I never can catch them all.

(A couple of months ago, I cleaned out the UK section - 28.2E)

 

Another possibility is that the channel is broadcasting on 2 different transponders, and both need to be assigned.

 

Something which creates problems is assigning a 2 different EPG's to the same service ref.  You end up with a mixed EPG form 2 channels.

 

Willy

[ciuko]

Thank you.

 

However i'm in trouble because i have a double reference in my script .... the correct one is the first one.

 

What about extracting service refs from my lamedb ? My receiver is connected to satellite ...

Edited by ciuko, 26 August 2017 - 15:39.

[doglover]

Removed it from the channels file.

Yes you can extract it from lamedb.

An small utility (vbs file) which can do it is attached.

Place this utility together with the lamedb in a folder and run the utitlity (on Windows)

It produces a refs.txt file

 

Willy

Attached Files

•  makerefold.zip   612bytes   117 downloads

[ciuko]

Removed it from the channels file.

Yes you can extract it from lamedb.

An small utility (vbs file) which can do it is attached.

Place this utility together with the lamedb in a folder and run the utitlity (on Windows)

It produces a refs.txt file

 

Willy

Thank you very much .. this exceed my expectations. I'm not using Windows, i will try to port this script in an Unix environment using sed or awk ... 

[ciuko]

Removed it from the channels file.

Yes you can extract it from lamedb.

An small utility (vbs file) which can do it is attached.

Place this utility together with the lamedb in a folder and run the utitlity (on Windows)

It produces a refs.txt file

 

Willy

 

 

Dear doglover.

 

i've checked your script and i found something is not right.

 

The script is appending always 1:0:1 as start of the service ref. 

 

However some service are 1:0:19 , for this reason the correspondent picon will not be loaded.

 

IE:

<channel id="">1:0:1:1C57:206C:FBFF:820000:0:0:0:</channel> <!-- CinemaFamilyHD -->p:SkyItalia,C:0000

but correct one should be:

<channel id="">1:0:19:1C57:206C:FBFF:820000:0:0:0:</channel> <!-- CinemaFamilyHD -->p:SkyItalia,C:0000

[doglover]

Yes, it does it.

It is a very old script.  Needs some amending.

 

 

The channel from above is in the lamedb respresented as:

1c57:00820000:206c:fbff:25:0:0

I you take the fifth value, and convert it to a Hexadecimal value you will get the 19 you need.

The 22 in the fifth value will convert to 16

 

Willy

Edited by doglover, 27 August 2017 - 16:41.

[ciuko]

Yes, it does it.

It is a very old script.  Needs some amending.

 

 

The channel from above is in the lamedb respresented as:

1c57:00820000:206c:fbff:25:0:0

I you take the fifth value, and convert it to a Hexadecimal value you will get the 19 you need.

The 22 in the fifth value will convert to 16

 

Willy

 

 

Maybe are you talking about he fifth value (25) that is hex and converted to dec = 19?

[dreamboxco]

Hello,

I have installed the plugin epg import as I get the EPG for the Turkish channels displayed

[doglover]

Maybe are you talking about he fifth value (25) that is hex and converted to dec = 19?

 

 

Yes that value.  But it is dec (25) convert it to hex and it becomes 19.

 

Willy

Edited by doglover, 28 August 2017 - 07:29.

[ciuko]

This awk script will convert lamedb into services, providing all fields including hex values and provider name.

 

Regards,

 

ciuko

 

 

Attached Files

•  scripttest_refs.zip   507bytes   125 downloads

Edited by ciuko, 28 August 2017 - 15:01.

[rtzhjgg0]

i get this:

----

root@vuduo2:~# /tmp/scripttest_refs.sh
awk: cmd. line:1: Unexpected token

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[ciuko]

i get this:

----

root@vuduo2:~# /tmp/scripttest_refs.sh
awk: cmd. line:1: Unexpected token

----

 

dos2unix scriptest_refs.sh

 

or remove ^M carriage return dos style

[ciuko]

execute

 

dos2unix scripttest_refs.sh

 

then retry

[rtzhjgg0]

this time no errors:
 

-----

root@vuduo2:~# cd /var/volatile/tmp
root@vuduo2:/var/volatile/tmp#
root@vuduo2:/var/volatile/tmp# dos2unix scripttest_refs.sh
root@vuduo2:/var/volatile/tmp#
-----

[ciuko]

now you can execute ./scripttest_refs.sh

 

lamedb file must be in the same directory

[rtzhjgg0]

now the script worked correctly   :

----
...
<channel id="">1:0:0:END::::0:0:0:</channel> <!-- Have a lot of bugs! -->Have a lot of bugs!
root@vuduo2:/etc/enigma2#
----
 

[danidar]

out of curiosity if channel refercences are whatever we want them to be how does epgimport know what epg needs to be imported for which channels? is it based on the channel name then?  it has to match the one of the satellites then? 

 

sorry I missed the obvious. 

 

regards 

 

 

[Taykun345]

Service ref you use for iptv channel needs to be the same as the one that is already used for epg on satellite, cable or terrestial channel.

Its a lot of work, but at the end you can get nice epg on most channels.

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Edited by Taykun345, 30 August 2017 - 16:51.