FireDTV T/CI works with DVBViewer Beta 3.4.9.200

[lundeberg]

Hi!

A few days ago I bought the DVBViewer Pro, without knowing if it would work with my FireDTV T/CI since it was not in the list of certified devices, however it works great here in Sweden using Boxer subscription with both free-to-air and pay channels.

 

I only have two concerns:

1) Lacking good command-line switches for recording a program.

2) For some reason it sometimes changes my recording times and moves them earlier by 1-3 minutes (Hopefully a Beta issues)

 

Personally I think this is the best program I have tested together with FireDTV, since I can easily record ts-streams and it logs stream errors while recording.

 

/Micke

[Guest Oliver]

Oh, it's been in the list:

 

http://www.DVBViewer.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=9117&st=0

 

2) Don't think so. Probably you set this in the options.

[Guest Lars_MQ]

there is no need for commandline switches for programming recordings.

[lundeberg]

there is no need for commandline switches for programming recordings.

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Lars,

I guess you are referring to using scripting instead of command line switches, but I just would like a simple way of using DVBViewer together with WebShifter (I tried DABDIG as a middleware but it does not seem to work)

 

Oliver,

 

1) Please add FireDTV T/CI to the supported DVB devices, because looking throught the list again with the above link only shows FireDTV S/CI and FireDTV S and hopefully a lot of "T/CI" users would be interested!

 

2) Where is the option that would trigger to set my times off by 1-3 minutes. (I know about the pre and post adding times that I have set to 5 min)

 

(Do not missunderstand me, I think DVBViewer Pro is a great product)

 

/Micke

[Guest Lars_MQ]

but I just would like a simple way of using DVBViewer together with WebShifter

use a script with commandline and the same technique like the tvgenial or tvinfo standalone: if the DVBViewer is running send the timer via com, if not manipulate the timers.xml. It's really simple.

 

At least much simpler than building a complicated comandline parser for timers which only very very few use.

[lundeberg]

Lars,

Pointing me in the direction of tvgenial-plugin solved my command-line issue by using dvbv_tvg.exe. Thank you for your prompt answer!

 

Now I am only stuck with my scheduling issue, but since I am using a BETA release I will post that in the BETA forum.

 

/Micke