[E² Plugin] TV-Spielfilm-Viewer
Posted: 30 Jul 2024, 06:35
MyFriendVTI wrote
The TV Spielfilm Viewer plugin is used to quickly and easily call up information about the current program and the following TV Spielfilm programs and should therefore be assigned to a button (e.g. green) with MQB. Alternatively, you can configure the plugin to be displayed instead of the second infobar in the plugin settings menu.
The information displayed does not contain EPG data and is not synchronized with it (except when creating a timer).
The data is retrieved each time it is called up and is not saved, so a good Internet connection is required.
Furthermore, the plugin can be used to detect incorrect or missing assignments in the TVS setup of AEL (Advanced Event Library) [if installed].
The first time it is used, a “TV movie code” must be assigned to the individual channels in the current bouquet in the TVS setup (blue button).
The code can be assigned either via the “Auto assignment” function, via the code list (OK button) or manually.
If you have installed AEL and have already maintained the TVS setup there, you can activate the TVS setup of AEL in the settings menu.
The plugin can be used with FHD and HD skins.
Update/uninstallation note
The TVS setup is retained during an update.
If you also want to remove the TVS setup after an uninstall, you can then simply delete the TVSpielfilmViewer folder under .../Plugins/Extensinion/.
(VTi only)
Update-Info V1.2
TV movie viewer can now also be used:
In the movie list, either via the context menu or assigned to a color button
(movie change possible with CH+/- in the TVS viewer)
In the Enhanced Movie Center via the plug-in menu (audio button)
In the MoviePlayer via MQB or assigned to the Green button in the TVS viewer settings (MQB does not overwrite the Green button in the MoviePlayer)
Prerequisite:
The program was recorded in the linear TV program (>= year: 2018)
The channel reference was maintained in the TVS setup
The channel has not been replaced by another channel in the meantime
Thanks MyFriendVTI
The TV Spielfilm Viewer plugin is used to quickly and easily call up information about the current program and the following TV Spielfilm programs and should therefore be assigned to a button (e.g. green) with MQB. Alternatively, you can configure the plugin to be displayed instead of the second infobar in the plugin settings menu.
The information displayed does not contain EPG data and is not synchronized with it (except when creating a timer).
The data is retrieved each time it is called up and is not saved, so a good Internet connection is required.
Furthermore, the plugin can be used to detect incorrect or missing assignments in the TVS setup of AEL (Advanced Event Library) [if installed].
The first time it is used, a “TV movie code” must be assigned to the individual channels in the current bouquet in the TVS setup (blue button).
The code can be assigned either via the “Auto assignment” function, via the code list (OK button) or manually.
If you have installed AEL and have already maintained the TVS setup there, you can activate the TVS setup of AEL in the settings menu.
The plugin can be used with FHD and HD skins.
Update/uninstallation note
The TVS setup is retained during an update.
If you also want to remove the TVS setup after an uninstall, you can then simply delete the TVSpielfilmViewer folder under .../Plugins/Extensinion/.
(VTi only)
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TV movie viewer can now also be used:
In the movie list, either via the context menu or assigned to a color button
(movie change possible with CH+/- in the TVS viewer)
In the Enhanced Movie Center via the plug-in menu (audio button)
In the MoviePlayer via MQB or assigned to the Green button in the TVS viewer settings (MQB does not overwrite the Green button in the MoviePlayer)
Prerequisite:
The program was recorded in the linear TV program (>= year: 2018)
The channel reference was maintained in the TVS setup
The channel has not been replaced by another channel in the meantime
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