Sjorma Posted December 3, 2014 Posted December 3, 2014 Where does DVBViewer/ Recording Service save this info?I deleted Autosearch Timer from Tasks but it didn't stop doing the search. As I set Autosearch Timer again, I thought that it would overwrite previous, it didn't. I have now several Autosearch Timer-tasks that are not listed in Tasks. So what I would need to delete to get rid of all Autosearch Timer-tasks? What other settings is then possibly lost?
Tjod Posted December 3, 2014 Posted December 3, 2014 configuration folder/Config/searches.xml (stop the RS and the delete the file)
Sjorma Posted December 5, 2014 Author Posted December 5, 2014 configuration folder/Config/searches.xml (stop the RS and the delete the file) Thank you, that made the trick and all is now visible and working as I want it
ThaHandy Posted December 17, 2014 Posted December 17, 2014 (edited) Hi,I tried to get rid of a "auto-search timer" and noticed in the searches.xml (deleted) there was a ton of duplicates when i tried. Any chance these "search timers" can be made visible/editable in the web interface?. Disable RS, edit/remove searches.xml, start RS is kinda boggy solution.And is the timer able to filter out duplicate or repeating episodes? Edited December 17, 2014 by ThaHandy
Tjod Posted December 17, 2014 Posted December 17, 2014 To remove auto-search entries: Webinterface > Search EPG > Search presets select one and the click Delete And is the timer able to filter out duplicate or repeating episodes? Depend on the EPG quality of you TV station. If they include the episode numbers in the EPG Title you could user Check against Rec. Title (compare with previous recording) and Timer Name (compare with existing timer names)
ThaHandy Posted December 17, 2014 Posted December 17, 2014 (edited) To remove auto-search entries: Webinterface > Search EPG > Search presets select one and the click Delete Thank you so much! No wonder I could not find it, badly translated to Dutch Search presets -> search options (in dutch) Select a search preset... -> Select a search word (in dutch) Fixed this locally in the translation file! Depend on the EPG quality of you TV station. If they include the episode numbers in the EPG Title you could user Check against Rec. Title (compare with previous recording) and Timer Name (compare with existing timer names) Will try this, thanks (also translation which makes no sens) Edited December 17, 2014 by ThaHandy
ThaHandy Posted January 11, 2015 Posted January 11, 2015 Alright, i have a few questions.I've trouble understanding this search EPG as it seems its totally different compared the applied "Recording file name" pictured below. because "Subtitle" and "Description" do not exist there.So, for example, by using ^love I want to record the program name "love boat" and "love plane" and every other episode.Now here comes the part where i want to "compare against" and "Search in" able me to record the other episodes.wiki: Webinterface - Search EPG"Rec. Title" - This checks the program name only. You can see the "title" bolded in the timeline, recording list etc. Selecting this option will probably only record FIRST part of ongoing series!."Rec. Event" This checks the program long description. If the tv channel adds "rerun" to the description for reruns, they're considered new episodes.Why is the info reversed here compared the "Recording file name" see picture (wiki: Timer concept of the DVBViewer Recording Service)(Example BBC2 due to English text)What does "Monitor PDC and Event ID" do?and inside "search preset": "name" is the preset name and "Series" is the search query (^love)? is this correct?
ThaHandy Posted January 19, 2015 Posted January 19, 2015 No one?I can't get this search option to work. It's Recording everything or nothing. Some one can point out more examples?
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