2012-03-06, 22:39
I'll have a bash at the weekend when my brain is working better, thanks for replying.
redknight Wrote:Ok, I managed to get and compile your git. With xbmc up and going I can see your addon and fill in the appropriate fields but when I go to LIVE TV it says I don't have a frontend started despite your addon enabled. Do I have to enable one of the other front ends or should just yours be enough?
Essentially, once up and running after compiling, what else do I need to do to get LIVE TV to show my channels etc
Also, in the required fields it asks for my username and password. For my web interface I have no username and password set but I realise there is a u/n and p/w set for the box itself by default root & dreambox. Should I leave these fields empty or put in root and dreambox?
redknight Wrote:Ok, so just to be clear then. From what you're saying I should disable all of the other PVR client addons that come with the build and enable just yours.
Make sure PVR functions are switched on in LIVE TV settings.
I should then enter the IP of my VU+ 192.168.0.99 in my case, leave the username and password blank. This is verified by simply hitting up the IP from firefox and I can see and use the web interface with this info.
You say that essentially as soon as I hit ok/save the PVR should then start automaticly pulling in my bouquets and channels etc. I don't have to manually pull them from anywhere or enable any other front end.
redknight Wrote:Is there any sort of on-screen information telling me it is pulling this information? How am I to know if it's worked?
I then exit settings and go to LIVE TV on the homescreen, which should bring up an EPG and my channel bouquets?
redknight Wrote:What should my streaming IP be?
from a browser I hit 192.168.0.99:8080 to get open Webif with no password, but when I zap and stream a channel (which loads in VLC for me) it says streaming 192.168.0.99:8001
redknight Wrote:Holy ****, it's working! You're a total rockstar man!
yes, streaming port is 8001, the program was assuming I was using port 80 for the web interface. It's changed for now but would nice to be able to specifiy which web interface port I'm using.
jdembski Wrote:Glad to hear that it is working for you now.
I just used my breakfast-break for making the webinterface port a setting within the addon - maybe you can give it a try and report back?
razorbakmax Wrote:Hi,
i want test your windows version with th vuplus addon.
After installing this [url="[/url]
Must i replace the full folder XBMC with yours in [url="[/url] ?
redknight Wrote:Just to be clear, this is jdembski's creation, I'm just helping out with testing it.Now i can see the vu+ addon in the PVR client, but if i activate it, i have a message saying me that no pvr client are enable.
No, I only suggested installing xbmc eden rc2 to get the dependencies, in fact I think all you need is Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable Package (x86) if you don't have it already, but installing xbmc is quick and easy as it installs this for you.
http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/det...px?id=5555
redknight Wrote:I'm not at home at the minute but I've taken it a stage further in work and compiled a win32 and linux version of the branch as it stands today.
For anyone who wants to test today's build here's a full copy of xbmc-eden-rc2-PVR including the addon. There are some pre-requisites, the easiest way to get these is to install xbmc from http://mirrors.xbmc.org/releases/win32/x...en_rc2.exe but run the xbmc.exe from my folder instead.
http://www.mediafire.com/?jsfjwwszfzknaj6