Great work Lastgo! I copied it into a pull request and sent it over to Luna for you on github.
Luna, still trying to figure out how git works, let me know if I sent it correctly.
Thanks guys really appreciate it.
BTW feel free to add new channels and bumpers. You could even add "custom channels" for example "TrekTV"
Many of you are anticipating the new release of PseudoTV Live... I've put a lot of time and effort into refactoring the code and addressing all user issues.
Some long time user's will remember the "Community List"...
That experiment is over, but I've taken what I've learned and created a new channel type within PTVL. "PseudoNetworks". From one list users can pool multiple RSS, YouTube sources into rich dynamic channels that emulate broadcast networks.
User's can autotune the entire list or select individual channels that interest them. This will be a staple feature... taking the ease out of channel setup, users can have instant access to legal content with little effort.
Get a head start by contributing to the list below...
Create any type of channel as long as the content is legal. YouTube content cannot include hidden, licensed, or piriate content.
There is no point in wasting your time with the above... YouTube will take the content down, rendering the channel unusable.
https://github.com/PseudoTV/PseudoTV_Lis...works.json
Want to see more previews? Click Below.
https://twitter.com/PseudoTV_Live/status...9411590144
First of, Luna, thank you for your continued contributions. Much appreciated.
Second, just getting set up with PTVL so pardon the naive comment but how do I go about using the Github file to load into my PSTVL?
Thanks!
(2017-01-29, 19:51)Snoop247 Wrote: [ -> ]First of, Luna, thank you for your continued contributions. Much appreciated.
Second, just getting set up with PTVL so pardon the naive comment but how do I go about using the Github file to load into my PSTVL?
Thanks!
Its built into v.9.0 which hasn't been released...
Got it. Appreciate the quick response!
Hi,
could you please re-enable the option to opt-out of Google Analytics? The switch defined in the settings has been non-functional for at least 11 months now. This is pretty misleading for users (and the sendShout function looks even worse).
https://github.com/PseudoTV/PseudoTV_Liv...ls.py#L382
(2017-02-18, 18:28)bocki Wrote: [ -> ]Hi,
could you please re-enable the option to opt-out of Google Analytics? The switch defined in the settings has been non-functional for at least 11 months now. This is pretty misleading for users (and the sendShout function looks even worse).
https://github.com/PseudoTV/PseudoTV_Liv...ls.py#L382
From what I remember shouts never been used, and I apologise the commented out code was most likely disabled for testing. This project is still in beta switches/functions can break. Thanks for letting me know.
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Hi Lunatixz,
I'm a Plex user. I want to try to get PseudoTV working together with my Plex library. I just installed Kodi (Krypton), installed PseudoTV Live from your repo and linked my Kodi install to my Plex account using Plex for Kodi.
I don't have any other media in Kodi.
Now when I try to run your plugin, it says that I'm unable to populate the channels.
Do you think it's possible to get this working without having to put media in Kodi?
(2017-02-22, 13:04)Bart274 Wrote: [ -> ]Hi Lunatixz,
I'm a Plex user. I want to try to get PseudoTV working together with my Plex library. I just installed Kodi (Krypton), installed PseudoTV Live from your repo and linked my Kodi install to my Plex account using Plex for Kodi.
I don't have any other media in Kodi.
Now when I try to run your plugin, it says that I'm unable to populate the channels.
Do you think it's possible to get this working without having to put media in Kodi?
No, PseudoTV Live requires a Kodi library. You can "import" your plex library into Kodi then use it.
If the above is unacceptable, there is only one "Channel Type" in PseudoTV Live that allows "NON" kodi library media. The "Directory" channel type parses a given path for media but with the caveat that metadata and artwork is not included, just raw filenames and paths are parsed.
