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XMLTV

XMLTV is a set of programs to obtain and process TV (tvguide) listings and manage your TV viewing. It stores the listings in an XML-based format and most of the programs are filters which read and/or write XML. It includes tools to obtain, sort, grep, print, and munge listings, and two end-user programs to plan a week's TV viewing.

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  •  10 Aug 2009 08:46
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    Changes: UTF8 support and actor support were improved in tv_grab_uk_rt. Slovakian episode parsing was added for tv_grab_huro. A new grabber for Italian DVB-S streams was added to tv_grab_it_dvb. The South African grabber was fixed in tv_grab_za. Also, quite a few miscellaneous tweaks were made.

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    •  17 Mar 2009 09:51
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      Changes: Significant improvements and fixes were made in tv_grab_is, tv_grab_id, tv_grab_pt, tv_grab_uk_rt, and tv_grab_huro.

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      •  17 Feb 2008 22:38
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      Changes: tv_grab_eu_epgdata (commerical) and tv_grab_es_migulatv were added. tv_grab_nl, tv_grab_nc, and tv_grab_no were removed. XMLTV.pm, IMDB.pm, tv_grab_br_net, tv_grab_eu_epgdata, tv_grab_es_laguiatv, tv_grab_fi, tv_grab_fr, tv_grab_it, tv_grab_na_dtv, tv_grab_re, and tv_grab_uk_rt were updated.

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      •  02 Dec 2006 10:47
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      Changes: This release includes new grabbers for Croatia and Switzerland and miscellaneous updates to many different grabbers, including a fix for the tv_grab_na_dd startime problem.

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      •  08 Jan 2006 06:42
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      Changes: Several grabbers were fixed following upstream site changes. All grabbers now support --days and --offset options to choose which time period to get listings for.

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      Rcomment-before 21 Aug 2001 17:20 Rcomment-trans deryk Rcomment-after

      Re: ...
      Thanks for the info....

      I'm fine with the command line. Obviously it'd be
      nice if someone would write a GUI :) It shouldn't be
      too much of a problem, since the prog uses XML...
      it's just a matter of finding the time!

      Nice work.

      Rcomment-before 21 Aug 2001 15:35 Rcomment-trans ed_avis Rcomment-after

      Re: ...

      > I was never really
      > satisfied with
      > Digiguide's performance under WINE,

      Digiguide... heh. Someone had a reasonable try at reverse-engineering the Digiguide file format, but they changed it.

      > but this looks
      > like a similar proggy that's native to
      > Linux...

      It's not nearly as slick as Digiguide... OTOH it is in Perl, uses plain text (or XML) data files, and works with Unix pipes :-). In other words, it's probably better than Digiguide's app if you are comfortable with a command line.

      > One little drawback, I can't seem to
      > connect to the
      > website for it...

      Back up now: XMLTV (www.doc.ic.ac.uk/~epa9....

      > any mirrors?

      Don't forget you can usually use Google's cache (www.google.com/search?...) to get to websites that are down.

      Rcomment-before 14 Aug 2001 20:12 Rcomment-trans deryk Rcomment-after

      ...
      Sounds great!! I was never really satisfied with
      Digiguide's performance under WINE, but this looks
      like a similar proggy that's native to Linux... in which
      case it's most welcome!

      One little drawback, I can't seem to connect to the
      website for it... any mirrors?

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