[manül]

https://github.com/xbmc/repo-binary-addo...cb92bb630f

[Waka]

ooh does that mean it has made it into today's build?

I'm afraid I jumped the gun and downloaded the build from yesterday, wow, that interface is a bit different!

Thanks again ever so much for all your work on this manül

[sw4y]

Thank you for updating, manül!

[toga67]

Thanks a lot manül,
any chance to get a ringbuffer soon? I have only a Ramdisk for timeshift and therefore i can not use DVBViewer. At the moment i use Mediaportal Server but i would prefer DVBViewer.

Thanks

[Woppie]

Thanks a lot manül,
any chance to get a ringbuffer soon? I have only a Ramdisk for timeshift and therefore i can not use DVBViewer. At the moment i use Mediaportal Server but i would prefer DVBViewer.

Thanks

I believe he said not to long ago that this takes a lot of effort. Not sure if work on it has started yet.
Would really like to have this solved as well as I too use a ramdisk of only 6GB, with 16Mbit tv streams....
Got a slight preference to DVBviewer over MediaPortal but MP can't seem to solve the LCN issue but else they're pretty equal to me.

[manül]

Upcoming: https://github.com/kodi-pvr/pvr.dvbviewer/pull/31

Ringbuffer is still on todo. Want to check out the series recording features first.

[Hide]

DVBViewer addon 2.2.0 does not work with latest LibreELEC testbuilds (Kodi 17.0) for Raspberry Pi when timer list on Recording Service is not empty.
I guess this update to the addon is causing the issue.

- CStdString &&req = GetHttpXML(BuildURL("api/timerlist.html?utf8"));
+ std:tring &&req = GetHttpXML(BuildURL("api/timerlist.html?utf8=1"));

With Recording Service 1.31.0 and higher the /api/timerlist.html?utf8=1 supplies a list of station names not coded in UTF8!
Instead of /api/timerlist.html?utf8=2 should be used.

[NatroN]

thanks manül - I'm using your addon with dvbviewer as my only TV for years now!

Think I need to spend you a cup of coffee

[manül]

With Recording Service 1.31.0 and higher the /api/timerlist.html?utf8=1 supplies a list of station names not coded in UTF8!
Instead of /api/timerlist.html?utf8=2 should be used.

omg you're right. Didn't believe it until I tested this on my own. Will fix this in a minute. Thanks.
btw next time please use my bugtracker on github. Related discussions is much easier there.

edit: just for reference here's the relevant changelog entry

Add/Fix: API: /api/timerlist.html?utf8=1 delivers the timer list with channel names that are not UTF-8-encoded, but according to the Windows default codepage (CP_ACP), yielding invalid XML. Unfortunately this cannot be changed due to compatibility reasons. Please use the new parameter utf8=2 for getting valid XML and UTF-8 encoded channel names.

edit 2: fixed in 2.3.1

Think I need to spend you a cup of coffee

I'm kind of a coffee freak, so better get me some beer :-)

[AlexAu]

I like this update with new Keith Urban tour dates

[NatroN]

Hey Manül, is there an update for Windows Clients as well?

And even If you don't live too far away - it's still to far to drive there to spend you a beer. So I'll need your paypal for that reason.

greetings from vienna

[manül]

Kodi have switched to RERO (release early, release often) so I stopped publishing individual updates unless it's an important bugfix for a stable release. So new features get shipped with your Kodi update.
Hadn't had much time lately for new things.