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silly question but do you have python installed? check the xbmc/python directory for a file called python23.zlib and a subdirectory called lib... the traceback in your message indicates it failed on the first line of code in the file.
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appears a conflict in tdata between multiple version (though within a couple months of another)
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if you're going to put the host name in, it must be the fully qualified domain name for your machine (assuming you have dns setup for your lan). the xbox name resolution seems to have a problem without the fqdn.
your myth tv backend status page must be different than mine so if you can connect to your myth tv backend status port with a browser and save the html to a file and send it to me, i can look into why it is having problems parsing it.
the program guide screen is not yet implemented using the skinned interface. all you will get is a dialog that says "program_guide" if you select it.
i'm not sure what the problem is for live tv... you could try running the mythtvlivetv.py script manually from the scripts directory and then have a look at the log file that is generated to see what the full error message is.
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i'm using a mid-feb build of xbmc and 0.14 of xbmc_mythtv (is that the most current version? point me in the right direction if it's not, thanks)
set up my connection and everything - i can view the status of the backend with the status script - but when i try to click on the recorded shows button it just pops up a dialog saying "reject['14']" (or something similar - that's definitely the number though)
any ideas? i can't find the error code in any of the scripts.
tia,
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i tried editing all the caches (turned them all off, turned them down, turned them up, etc) in different combinations but nothing helped get rid of the choppiness - it would just run to the end of the buffer and start chopping.
another guy on this thread said that he's using 802.11g and playing back just fine. to that guy (or anyone else who can answer): what are your settings? what are your source files (mpeg-2 or mpeg-4?)
tia,
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don't worry about keeping releases elsewhere... i have placed a tar/gz file on the sourceforge page with the latest export from cvs.
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thanks madtw,
this is working great for me, but my live tv does not... i changed the buffers and it worked for a while. the other problem i have is i have 2 encoders on my myth server (pvr250's) and when going to status it breaks the screen (just cosmeticly) the other problem i have is i can only get my live tv from the first encoder in my box (which happens to be an analog line, the second decoder is hooked up to a motorolla dct-2500, so i am not able to get any of my digital channels). just some suggestions, and i would like to personaly thank you for creating this. it wraps my whole systems together perfectly!
thanks
- scott
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agreed the script is fantastic! any ideas when the program guide will return?
many thanks for a great script
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fixed my choppiness problem.
yeah guys, if you have an 802.11g router - make sure that it is in g-only mode. otherwise you only get about 7-11mbps (as opposed to 22mbps or so).
all is well now! this is pretty slick!