doglover

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.

OK.  Fixed.

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.

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.

VLC.  Did not try on the receiver.

(Not that I ever want to use this,  I was just intrigued by the method.)