Two display-name tags?
Posted: Wed Dec 27, 2006 2:53 pm
Hi folks,
I'm currently trying to set up Orb 2.0 to use the listings produced by XMLTVGUI in its EPG. Unfortunately to work 100% correctly, Orb seems to need the channel elements laid out EXACTLY as follows:
<channel id="490000-8-9018-12292-14336-BBC Radio 1">
<display-name>BBC Radio 1-DT</display-name>
<display-name>490000-8-9018-12292-14336-BBC Radio 1</display-name>
</channel>
(i.e. the ID contains the tuning info plus the channel name, this is then repeated in the second display-name tag).
Since I can sort out the ID and the second display-name tag OK by a little hacking around with the altchids script, my problem is how I get it to write out another display-name tag?
I had thought of changing my altchids.txt to be something like:
99:490000-8-9018-12292-14336-BBC Radio 1:BBC Radio 1-DT
but unfortunately my knowledge of Lua doesn't stretch to parsing that! Anyone help?
Thanks!
I'm currently trying to set up Orb 2.0 to use the listings produced by XMLTVGUI in its EPG. Unfortunately to work 100% correctly, Orb seems to need the channel elements laid out EXACTLY as follows:
<channel id="490000-8-9018-12292-14336-BBC Radio 1">
<display-name>BBC Radio 1-DT</display-name>
<display-name>490000-8-9018-12292-14336-BBC Radio 1</display-name>
</channel>
(i.e. the ID contains the tuning info plus the channel name, this is then repeated in the second display-name tag).
Since I can sort out the ID and the second display-name tag OK by a little hacking around with the altchids script, my problem is how I get it to write out another display-name tag?
I had thought of changing my altchids.txt to be something like:
99:490000-8-9018-12292-14336-BBC Radio 1:BBC Radio 1-DT
but unfortunately my knowledge of Lua doesn't stretch to parsing that! Anyone help?
Thanks!