[plugin] XMLTV Importer

[StephaneM]

Originally Posted by kouliben

4) Configure BTV to use the new lineups imported - how do i do that?

In BTV Web Admin : Settings / Audio Video Inputs. Edit the video source you use and you'll find a drop down list to choose the lineup to associate (choose the lineup that match the one created in the importer when you edited your channels).

5) Install the Web guide (after installing IIS through Add/Remove Programs - Add/Remove Windows Components in Control Panel). - done

Check in BTV Web Admin : Settings / Advanced Settings / Port Forward, it should be set on "No".

Try http://localhost, if IIS is installed correctly you should see a "Welcome to Windows XP Server Internet Services" page. Also try to hit the default guide page : http://localhost/guide/default.aspx

Regards,
Stéphane.

[LiNuZ]

Try "localhost".

I think sh-38bbef021672 is just your computername in your workgroup.

EDIT: Not quick enough

[kouliben]

Originally Posted by StephaneM

In BTV Web Admin : Settings / Audio Video Inputs. Edit the video source you use and you'll find a drop down list to choose the lineup to associate (choose the lineup that match the one created in the importer when you edited your channels).

i did that, as you can see in the pic. (in the useal view [not in web admin] i can see my xmltv data that i grabed, very well)

Originally Posted by StephaneM

Try http://localhost, if IIS is installed correctly you should see a "Welcome to Windows XP Server Internet Services" page. Also try to hit the default guide page : http://localhost/guide/default.aspx.

a click on both links givs me a 404 ERROR. should i add something to http://localhost or just click on that as you put it? sorry for the ignorance

Originally Posted by StephaneM

Check in BTV Web Admin : Settings / Advanced Settings / Port Forward, it should be set on "No".

i now set it to "no" and it didn't help.

[kouliben]

Originally Posted by LiNuZ

I think sh-38bbef021672 is just your computername in your workgroup.).

so where is the real name?

[StephaneM]

Originally Posted by kouliben

a click on both links givs me a 404 ERROR.

Then you may have something on your computer that redirects request for your localhost somewhere else : proxy ? firewall ? security software of some sort ?

Regards,
Stéphane.

[kouliben]

none of that. firewall disabled.

you mean simply click on that without adding any thing? http://localhost

[kouliben]

problem solved by steph.

(port was occupied)

thanks.

[tesla]

Hi, I'm trying to setup XMLTV Importer. I have managed to import channel line-ups, I have all the files I need in BTV folders, but how do I get to BTV Web Admin??!! I click on the BTV Web Admin link at the end of BTV Importer, and I get the message "The page cannot be displayed". What am I doing wrong?


Mike

[tesla]

Hi, I'm trying to setup XMLTV Importer. I have managed to import channel line-ups, I have all the files I need in BTV folders, but how do I get to BTV Web Admin??!! I click on the BTV Web Admin link at the end of BTV Importer, and I get the message "The page cannot be displayed". What am I doing wrong? Also when I type http://computername/guide/ I get the default page (I think) but it is in HTML format...


Mike

[kouliben]

Through http://localhost:8129 you can get to the web admin?

[tesla]

Originally Posted by kouliben

Through http://localhost:8129 you can get to the web admin?

Nope, I get the same message there: "Page can not be displayed"

[kouliben]

Make sure that the you loaded the program in the useal interface, it also can be the firewall, or that the port is used bby another program.

[tesla]

Ok, problem solved, had to re-install BTV, twice!! Got it working perfectly now.

[garydean]

Stéphane,

You have written some great applications, and I have donated 40.00 EUR to help further develop these wonderful products.

I am able to successfully grab the XML files from Zap2It, and your Importer processes them properly. In fact, your Web-based Guide displays everything as it should.

BeyondTV cannot understand the data though.

When I click the "Beyond TV Update" button, two little red arrows appear in the taskbar, then disappear a minute or so later.

The BTV Web Admin Log complains:

1/28/2005 13:55:28] Version 3.5.1 (Build 1894)
[1/28/2005 13:55:28] Loaded application data from: C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\SnapStream\Beyond TV
[1/28/2005 13:55:30] Scheduler started.
[1/28/2005 13:55:39] Using Good (DVD Ready) quality.
[1/28/2005 14:11:40] Guide Update started.
[1/28/2005 14:11:40] Guide Updater Service: Initializing...
[1/28/2005 14:11:40] Guide Updater Service: Getting data from Third Party Source...
[1/28/2005 14:11:44] Guide Updater Service: Processing new data...
[1/28/2005 14:12:07] Guide Updater Service: Setting base channel lineups...
[1/28/2005 14:12:25] Guide Updater Service: Processing data complete. Loading new data...
[1/28/2005 14:12:27] CBTVGuideDataLoaderSingleton::LoadDatabase() - failed to create PVSGuideDataLoader object: 0x80040154
[1/28/2005 14:12:28] Guide Updater Service: Data load into database tables failed.

I have uninstalled and reinstalled BTV many times over the last 48 hours. I have the latest .NET Framework 1.1 updates. I have XP Pro SP2.

Any ideas?

Thanks!

[StephaneM]

Hello Gary,

Originally Posted by garydean

[1/28/2005 14:12:27] CBTVGuideDataLoaderSingleton::LoadDatabase() - failed to create PVSGuideDataLoader object: 0x80040154

Usually the 0x80040154 is a "Class not registered" error. So it appears that something is broken within BTV. You should contact SnapStream support for this one.

I'll search later tonight if I can find a reference to PVSGuideDataLoader to see if you can register it by hand.

Regards,
Stéphane.