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Wow. Using WMC as a back end works extremely well. Much better than I expected. Congratulations and thanks for the effort pulling this together.
I still have some playing around to do but a couple of questions.
1. It seems to take a long time to change channels especially compared to changing channels within WMC. Is there an opportunity to improve the performance her?
2. This probably has nothing to do with using WMC as a back end but is there are beeter channel guide format available? All I have seen is the list of channels and what is currently scheduled. I am looking for something similar to the channel guide in WMC.
Although the way I have XMBC and WMC configured, switching back and forth between the two works well, I would love to be able to stay inside of XBMC all of the time.
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Few questions
How do you set a series recording? The only way I can think of is to manually set each episode to record.
Is there a way to group recordings so that all the recordings for the same show are together similar to the way Directv lists recordings?
Is there a way to have different ways to list the recording for example a tile view or larger list view.
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Note: I resolved the above by doing a manual install
Out of the box, this seems to work almost fine.
SD (MPEG2) channels play nicely
HD (h264) channels however play very badly (major stutters mainly)
The same system/config can play BD content just fine, and it can also play WTV h264 from the same channel.
Server is setup to issue TS, I cannot seem to change it to WTV (option is greyed out)
This seems to nicely integrate otherwise, especially EPG data
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Ok, I apologize in advance. I looked and searched etc etc...
Can someone please tell me how to get this configured for XBIAN on the raspberry pi?
Thanks
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I'll give everything a try when I get home tonight but my hands are tied until then. I will also make sure the wiki is updated accordingly for Pi and so-forth.
The XBMC team, plug-in devs, skinners, etc. do this for us for FREE in their spare time because they want to. Think about that for a second before you start bitching...
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I just wanted to give some props where they're clearly due to everyone involved in making this server/client possible!
My experience in the past with LiveTv and XBMC have been less than stellar (that is not a knock on all the hard work others have done), and I always had setup problems, guide issues, channel's freezing, etc....
With this, nothing of that sort! I've only had limited time so far, however setup was a breeze and I was up and running in under 5 minutes.
I had 1 issue with a networked client not displaying live Tv, however the recording path by default was wrong and once I noticed everything worked right away with channel icons and everything.
Seriously great job with this, I really hope this gains more traction and gets the attention it deserves (being officially included in RaspBMC is a great start!).
Thanks!
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Hi everyone,
A new version of the server is up (1074). It should fix the channel icon problems people are having with non-windows clients.
Just to reiterate: for channel icons to work automatically, the icons must be configured and working in wmc first.
Thanks to Dilligaf for testing it out on raspbmc machines.
--kr