[mythtv-users] DVB-T Radio UK Programme Guide

[John Pilkington]

Neil Bird wrote:
> Around about 08/02/07 10:33, John Pilkington typed ...
>> Is there a similar MythTV compatible service for radio channels? They 
>> aren't listed in the Radio Times site's channels.dat, or in channel_ids.
> 
>    I fetch my listings for TV from the RT site, then merge in the next 
> week's radio from Bleb (for a few core stations;  the rest I leave set to 
> use EIT).
> 
> 
> /home/mythtv/etc/tv_grab_uk_bleb.conf:
> bbc7
> bbc_6music
> bbc_radio1
> bbc_radio1_xtra
> bbc_radio2
> bbc_radio3
> bbc_radio4
> bbc_radio5_live
> bbc_radio5_live_sports_extra
> 
> 
> run-fill:
> #!/bin/bash
> 
> echo "+++ UK Bleb +++" > /tmp/tv_grab_uk_bleb.out
> echo "+++ mythfilldatabase 1 +++" > /tmp/mythfilldatabase1.out
> echo "+++ mythfilldatabase 2 +++" > /tmp/mythfilldatabase2.out
> 
> 
> # Get radio
> nice tv_grab_uk_bleb --config-file /home/mythtv/etc/tv_grab_uk_bleb.conf 
> --output /home/mythtv/etc/bleb.x> _______________________________________________
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ml  \
>                  1>>/tmp/tv_grab_uk_bleb.out 2>&1  &&  \
>          nice mythfilldatabase  --update  --file 3 -1 
> /home/mythtv/etc/bleb.xml  --no-delete  1>>/tmp/mythfilldatabase1.out 2>&1
> sleep 30
> 
> 
> # Get TV
> nice mythfilldatabase --no-delete  1>>/tmp/mythfilldatabase2.out 2>&1
> 
> 
> # Cope with rubbish
> mysql -u mythtv --password=xxx mythconverg -e "delete from program where 
> starttime > '2015-01-01 00:00:00';"
> 
> 
> # Sortout logs
> cat /tmp/tv_grab_uk_bleb.out /tmp/mythfilldatabase1.out 
> /tmp/mythfilldatabase2.out  |  \
>          nice bzip2 > /var/log/mythtv/mythfilldatabase.log.bz
> /bin/rm -f /tmp/tv_grab_uk_bleb.out /tmp/mythfilldatabase1.out 
> /tmp/mythfilldatabase2.out
> 
Neil:  Thanks very much for this.  After I'd sorted out the line breaks 
that crept into the email it seems to have worked.  I haven't compared 
the data produced with that from the EIT, but it looks like a useful 
resource - and the script looks good too.  Much appreciated.

John Pilkington