daniel hickling
New Member
Hi all
I wonder does anybody use plex to view there converted/decrypted humax recordings?
I do, its great. However it would be better displayed with epg data.
A proper scanner for plex is required in Python to get the necessary info to display or use the .hmt file info?
The enigma2 scanner is doing a similar thing with dreambox files using code like this.
# Enigma2 files look like: YYYYMMDD HHMM - Channel - Programmename.ts
qfile = os.path.splitext(file)[0]
(qdatetime,qchannel,qprogramme) = qfile.split(' - ',2)
(qdate,qtime) = qdatetime.split(' ')
# Construct as: Programmename (Channel) DD/MM/YYYY HH:MM
name = qprogramme+" ("+qchannel+") "+qdate[6:8]+"/"+qdate[4:6]+"/"+qdate[0:4]+" "+qtime[0:2]+":"+qtime[2:4]
print "Name =", name
year = qdate[0:4]
Can something similar be hacked together for plex files?
It would rock
I wonder does anybody use plex to view there converted/decrypted humax recordings?
I do, its great. However it would be better displayed with epg data.
A proper scanner for plex is required in Python to get the necessary info to display or use the .hmt file info?
The enigma2 scanner is doing a similar thing with dreambox files using code like this.
# Enigma2 files look like: YYYYMMDD HHMM - Channel - Programmename.ts
qfile = os.path.splitext(file)[0]
(qdatetime,qchannel,qprogramme) = qfile.split(' - ',2)
(qdate,qtime) = qdatetime.split(' ')
# Construct as: Programmename (Channel) DD/MM/YYYY HH:MM
name = qprogramme+" ("+qchannel+") "+qdate[6:8]+"/"+qdate[4:6]+"/"+qdate[0:4]+" "+qtime[0:2]+":"+qtime[2:4]
print "Name =", name
year = qdate[0:4]
Can something similar be hacked together for plex files?
It would rock