E-channelizer is doing semi-automatic what I did here manually.
However it E-channelizer is not 100% succesfull. Some tweaks are needed.
You probably ran into one of the problems.
Today, 16:29
E-channelizer is doing semi-automatic what I did here manually.
However it E-channelizer is not 100% succesfull. Some tweaks are needed.
You probably ran into one of the problems.
Today, 12:53
OK. Fixed.
Today, 07:51
This audio thing could be to the receiver and the transcoding chip into it. (I am using a Mutant HD2400)
If you got audio, fine.
With transcoding you always lose secondary streams and subtitles. It is maybe possible, but I do not know the parameters you have to pass to the transcoding stream to enable this.
Maybe some-else knows?
PS: My first try was also in Cygwin, but I stopped it.
The second test was done in a command box on my windows machine.
Today, 07:46
OK.
In your echannelizer source file you define this:
channels="/etc/epgimport/echannelizer.channels/rytec.epg.xml"
But you did not provide this file.
The I can see you use the rytec.sources.
Instead your provided the file EPG_Provider Name.xml which the same structure as the needed channels file (rytec.epg.xml)
However these do not link to the rytec channel_id's for epg.
<channel id="1785.honeybee.it"> is no rytec reference.
Some assignments have gone wrong.
The service reference assignments seem to have gone correct.
4097:0:1:2:0:0:0:0:0:0: is the service ref in both the userbouquet file as in the channels file for SVT1
I have modified the channels file. I am not going to do it for a larger number of channels though. That is up to you.
The result is attached.
Copy this file to your receiver in /etc/epgimport/
If you have already a custom.channels.xml file in this folder. Copy the contents of the attached file to the list in your file.
Yesterday, 17:34
VLC. Did not try on the receiver.
(Not that I ever want to use this, I was just intrigued by the method.)