[mythtv-users] mythepisode - mythweb unofficial addon

[Another Sillyname]

On 14 August 2010 17:11, Andre <mythtv-list at dinkum.org.uk> wrote:
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> On 13 Aug 2010, at 05:04, Chad Oppliger wrote:
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>> I created a little add-on to mythweb that displays every television series ever aired(according to tvrage).  Each tv show has a link that when selected will display a list of every episode for the particular show and a status showing if you have a particular episode scheduled for recording or have recorded it in the past.  From the episode listing you can choose to create a tvwish list that will schedule recordings based off of the wish list when they become available.
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> Nice feature addition, thanks.
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> Sadly my myth database seems to think it hasn't recorded a lot of episodes that in fact it has, well at least I now know why it keeps recording the same CSI episodes over and over again!
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> One small comment, would be much nicer to use if the initial TV Episodes page was some sort of summary page with the A-Z links rather than dropping straight into a page that takes a couple of minutes to render, longer than the php timeout for most people it seems.
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> Great stuff.
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> Andre
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>> mythepisode is something I created because I wanted to find out if I had seen every episode of "The King of Queens" and record them if not.  I wasn't going to put this out because I'm truly a hack when it comes to coding, but i figured someone might find it useful and make improvements to the code.
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>> I am running mythtv .22 and have only tested it with that version.  You can find the code and data files at
>> https://sites.google.com/site/mythepisode
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Andre

How do you get your listings XML or EIT?