(2015-02-19, 14:19)lwsfs Wrote:

(2015-02-19, 06:01)amcfarla Wrote:

(2015-02-19, 00:21)Lunatixz Wrote: Thanks, I'll check it out.

This was a great find, I went through my settings2.xml file and every renamed channel had a space in front after the double quote. I removed the space and all the channel logos populated correctly. Thanks for posting the quick fix.

I cant find my settings2 xml file on a mac so I just put a space before the file name for the appropriate logos. Worked like a charm!

(2015-02-19, 13:13)xexe Wrote: Experimenting with this in win7 x64 (as I know OpenELEC will be an another hurdle ).

Only just realized I am using 14.0. Upgrading to 14.1 and starting again.

Update: I dug a bit deeper. The repo zip points to "http://raw.github.com/Lunatixz/XBMC_Addons/master/zips" which redirects you to "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Lunatixz/XBMC_Addons/master/zips" and promptly dumps you to a "Not Found" error.

(2015-02-19, 16:27)xexe Wrote: Yes that is quite clear now although I have absolutely no idea what since they both use the sane DNS, proxy etc. I will investigate more now I have a working reference case

(2015-02-19, 17:47)xexe Wrote: Grabbed the zip from this thread OP which seems to come from the official github. Loads perfects with all dependencies on OpenELEC which frankly amazes me. I specifically tried this on windows because I wanted to see it working and expected OpenELEC to be a second hurdle. I dont actually use windows Kodi day to day only for testing.

I am probably going to have to abort my OE install as it is taking too long. 1.25 hours and updating channels only @ 6%. I can only assume this is a combination of MySQL, + atom CPU + very large library. Will throw some better hardware at it next time or perhaps leave it overnight.

(2015-02-19, 17:57)RockDawg Wrote:

(2015-02-19, 17:47)xexe Wrote: Grabbed the zip from this thread OP which seems to come from the official github. Loads perfects with all dependencies on OpenELEC which frankly amazes me. I specifically tried this on windows because I wanted to see it working and expected OpenELEC to be a second hurdle. I dont actually use windows Kodi day to day only for testing.

I am probably going to have to abort my OE install as it is taking too long. 1.25 hours and updating channels only @ 6%. I can only assume this is a combination of MySQL, + atom CPU + very large library. Will throw some better hardware at it next time or perhaps leave it overnight.

I get extremely slow channel builds also. About 35-45 minutes for maybe around 70 channels and that's on an i7 processor. So there's more to it than just your Atom.

(2015-02-18, 23:00)Lunatixz Wrote: Moving files to my new site, possible downloads and xmltv listings may go up and down for the next few weeks! Sorry for any inconvenience...

(2015-02-19, 18:04)Lunatixz Wrote:

(2015-02-19, 17:57)RockDawg Wrote:

(2015-02-19, 17:47)xexe Wrote: Grabbed the zip from this thread OP which seems to come from the official github. Loads perfects with all dependencies on OpenELEC which frankly amazes me. I specifically tried this on windows because I wanted to see it working and expected OpenELEC to be a second hurdle. I dont actually use windows Kodi day to day only for testing.

I am probably going to have to abort my OE install as it is taking too long. 1.25 hours and updating channels only @ 6%. I can only assume this is a combination of MySQL, + atom CPU + very large library. Will throw some better hardware at it next time or perhaps leave it overnight.

I get extremely slow channel builds also. About 35-45 minutes for maybe around 70 channels and that's on an i7 processor. So there's more to it than just your Atom.

Chtypes? you can always disable "Find missing guidedata" which greatly increases channel building.
Also make sure system cache and "Override Stream Validation" is enabled.

(2015-02-19, 18:36)xexe Wrote:

(2015-02-19, 18:04)Lunatixz Wrote:

(2015-02-19, 17:57)RockDawg Wrote: I get extremely slow channel builds also. About 35-45 minutes for maybe around 70 channels and that's on an i7 processor. So there's more to it than just your Atom.

Chtypes? you can always disable "Find missing guidedata" which greatly increases channel building.
Also make sure system cache and "Override Stream Validation" is enabled.

"Find missing guidedata" seems to be disabled by default, at least for me.

From a new user coming to this I would have preferred some quick start mode with a fast dataset to get a feel for it and then an option for full population later on. If the timings vs % estimates are correct my initial channel setup will take in the order 21 hours (foreground so taking Kodi usage offline)