LineupProposal2 - Revision history

Rmeden: Undo revision 1864 by Kingjohnjones (talk)

2011-06-13T05:03:21Z

Undo revision 1864 by Kingjohnjones (talk)

Rmeden: Reverted edits by Rmeden (talk) to last revision by Kingjohnjones

2011-06-13T04:58:08Z

Reverted edits by Rmeden (talk) to last revision by Kingjohnjones

Rmeden at 04:24, 12 June 2011

2011-06-12T04:24:48Z

Kingjohnjones at 05:16, 9 June 2011

2011-06-09T05:16:14Z

Dekarl: fix RFC link style

2010-09-03T09:39:49Z

fix RFC link style

Dekarl: /* Analog EU */ update link to well hidden CNI registry

2010-09-03T09:06:01Z

‎Analog EU: update link to well hidden CNI registry

Dekarl: typo + links

2010-09-02T14:25:55Z

typo + links

Benb: /* Stations */ Examples

2009-08-18T11:25:31Z

‎Stations: Examples

Benb: /* Source */

2009-08-18T11:16:59Z

‎Source

Benb: /* Source */

2009-08-18T11:15:06Z

‎Source

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 = Source =
-This file shall be (if so decided by XMLTV project) provided [http://www.pacquiaomarquezfight.com pacquiao vs marquez] by the grabber, when called with a commandline flag <code>--list-channels</code> (or similar). The grabber may compile the file from information from the grabber source, or via a static list, or (usually) a mix of both.
+This file shall be (if so decided by XMLTV project) provided by the grabber, when called with a commandline flag <code>--list-channels</code> (or similar). The grabber may compile the file from information from the grabber source, or via a static list, or (usually) a mix of both.
 The file may also be retrieved from other sources, e.g. web service which just lists satellite channels, or from a static location provided by the vendor of the TV system, or from the XMLTV web server (http://supplement.xmltv.org).

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 = Source =
-This file shall be (if so decided by XMLTV project) provided by the grabber, when called with a commandline flag <code>--list-channels</code> (or similar). The grabber may compile the file from information from the grabber source, or via a static list, or (usually) a mix of both.
+This file shall be (if so decided by XMLTV project) provided [http://www.pacquiaomarquezfight.com pacquiao vs marquez] by the grabber, when called with a commandline flag <code>--list-channels</code> (or similar). The grabber may compile the file from information from the grabber source, or via a static list, or (usually) a mix of both.
 The file may also be retrieved from other sources, e.g. web service which just lists satellite channels, or from a static location provided by the vendor of the TV system, or from the XMLTV web server (http://supplement.xmltv.org).

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 = Source =
-This file shall be (if so decided by XMLTV project) provided [http://www.pacquiaomarquezfight.com pacquiao vs marquez] by the grabber, when called with a commandline flag <code>--list-channels</code> (or similar). The grabber may compile the file from information from the grabber source, or via a static list, or (usually) a mix of both.
+This file shall be (if so decided by XMLTV project) provided by the grabber, when called with a commandline flag <code>--list-channels</code> (or similar). The grabber may compile the file from information from the grabber source, or via a static list, or (usually) a mix of both.
 The file may also be retrieved from other sources, e.g. web service which just lists satellite channels, or from a static location provided by the vendor of the TV system, or from the XMLTV web server (http://supplement.xmltv.org).

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 = Source =
-This file shall be (if so decided by XMLTV project) provided by the grabber, when called with a commandline flag <code>--list-channels</code> (or similar). The grabber may compile the file from information from the grabber source, or via a static list, or (usually) a mix of both.
+This file shall be (if so decided by XMLTV project) provided [http://www.pacquiaomarquezfight.com pacquiao vs marquez] by the grabber, when called with a commandline flag <code>--list-channels</code> (or similar). The grabber may compile the file from information from the grabber source, or via a static list, or (usually) a mix of both.
 The file may also be retrieved from other sources, e.g. web service which just lists satellite channels, or from a static location provided by the vendor of the TV system, or from the XMLTV web server (http://supplement.xmltv.org).

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 = Purpose =
-During setup of a TV (recording) system, it is not only necessary to find channels by a channel scan, but also to properly name and sort the channels, and to assign the [[RFC2838]]-IDs, which associate the station to schedule information from XMLTV. This file format provides this information.
+During setup of a TV (recording) system, it is not only necessary to find channels by a channel scan, but also to properly name and sort the channels, and to assign the [[RFC 2838]]-IDs, which associate the station to schedule information from XMLTV. This file format provides this information.
 It is separate from the scheduling (programme) information in the [[XMLTVFormat|XMLTV XML format]].
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 We separate the problem into two parts:
-# Identify a channel (which we found during scan) as a certain station (by its [[RFC2838]] ID).
+# Identify a channel (which we found during scan) as a certain station (by its [[RFC 2838]] ID).
 # Get metadata about a station, like long and short display names, logo, and the default preset number.
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 '''rfc2838id''' (mandatory)
-The globally unique ID of the station, per [http://www.apps.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2838.html RFC2838]. It must follow the rules in the RFC, and the should match ID used by the XMLTV grabbers for the country of the station.
+The globally unique ID of the station, per [[RFC 2838]]. It must follow the rules in the RFC, and the should match ID used by the XMLTV grabbers for the country of the station.
 This links the station to the XMLTV data, and also links the <station> to the <*-channel> elements within this document.

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 Compare [http://zapping.sourceforge.net/doc/libzvbi/structvbi__network.html#o5 Zapping API docs].
-The list of station IDs is at [http://pda.etsi.org/pda/home.asp?wki_id=E7d9DkZdLL09830%27Y3uW ETSI TR 101 231]
+The list of station IDs is at [http://tech.ebu.ch/publications/PDC-VPS ETSI TS 101 231]
 Note that there's also a Teletext packet 8/30 format 2, which is also a station ID, but different numbers, therefore the complicated element name.

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 It should be no longer than 30-50 characters. Spaces are allowed. May contain UTF characters.
 '''Short name''' (mandatory)
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 To be used in places in the UI where display space is short.
-Must not be longer than 10 characters (hard limit). Spaces are allowed.
+Must not be longer than 10 characters (hard limit). Spaces are allowed.<br>
 Ideally <= 5 characters. Ideally, only characters A-Z, 0-9 and space are used.
 '''preset''' (optional)

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 This file shall be (if so decided by XMLTV project) provided by the grabber, when called with a commandline flag <code>--list-channels</code> (or similar). The grabber may compile the file from information from the grabber source, or via a static list, or (usually) a mix of both.
-The file may also be retrieved from other sources, e.g. web service which just lists satellite channels, or from a static location provided by the vendor of the TV system, or from the XMLTV web server ("supplement").
+The file may also be retrieved from other sources, e.g. web service which just lists satellite channels, or from a static location provided by the vendor of the TV system, or from the XMLTV web server (http://supplement.xmltv.org).
 The presets and long/short names are a matter of judgment, and to be decided on by the grabber author (assuming he's unbiased), XMLTV project or similar. The only consideration should be how users (TV watchers) would like to see/use it. If the grabber source or station networks happen to provide presets, but they are not ideal in the way users would want it, the commercial interests are to be ignored and manually managed preset lists should be used.

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 The file may also be retrieved from other sources, e.g. web service which just lists satellite channels, or from a static location provided by the vendor of the TV system, or from the XMLTV web server ("supplement").
-The presets and long/short names are a matter of judgment, and to be decided on by the grabber author (assuming he's unbiased), XMLTV project or similar. The only consideration should be how users (TV watchers) would like to see/use it. If the grabber source or station networks happen to provide presets, but they are not ideal in the way users would want it, the commercial interests are to be ignored.
+The presets and long/short names are a matter of judgment, and to be decided on by the grabber author (assuming he's unbiased), XMLTV project or similar. The only consideration should be how users (TV watchers) would like to see/use it. If the grabber source or station networks happen to provide presets, but they are not ideal in the way users would want it, the commercial interests are to be ignored and manually managed preset lists should be used.
 = Structure =