DC Rackerby
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mc2xml v1.7.2 works under macOS 10.12.6 Sierra. I just got it here. Note that you will have to "chmod +x mc2xml" to make it executable.
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You sir, are an optimist. I think Geniatech has bailed on the North American market.
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Bash shell scripting if/then statements go like this: if [ raining outside ] then <bring umbrella> fi drink coffee Drink coffee is not part of the umbrella if/then decision. Basically, "if" and "fi" bookend the statement. Enquiring minds can find more info here: https://ryanstutorials.net/bash-scripting-tutorial/bash-if-statements.php
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I just re-read this. That sounds like a typo in your URL.
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What happens if you run the curl command from a Terminal prompt?
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Well, it does if you are using the older service (-T flag in mc2xml), but not with the JSON service (-J flag in mc2xml). If you click on "Lineup Support" on the Schedules Direct web site, you'll probably see that you have two lineups (one of which you cannot edit). However, I thought this thread was primarily about xmltvlistings.com
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You can also edit your lineup via Schedules Direct's web site (if you are using that service).
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You can modify your lineup via the web site (see attached).
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As the command is written, the xmltv.xml file will be created in the directory where the command is executed. If you want it to be created in a particular directory, you would specify that. For example: curl https://www.xmltvlistings.com/xmltv/get/API Key/LineupID/Days > ~/Downloads/xmltv.xml
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This command: curl https://www.xmltvlistings.com/xmltv/get/API Key/LineupID/Days >> xmltv.xml will append the new info to the xmltv.xml file. So, file will get larger and larger. This is probably better: curl https://www.xmltvlistings.com/xmltv/get/API Key/LineupID/Days > xmltv.xml > redirects output to a file, overwriting the file. >> redirects output to a file appending the redirected output at the end.
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I gave it a try, and the command to run (or put in a script) is: curl https://www.xmltvlistings.com/xmltv/get/API Key/LineupID/Days >> xmltv.xml That produces an xmltv file (named xmltv.xml) that EyeTV happily consumed. However, "XML TV Listings" data is much more limited than Schedules Direct, and they only allow 5 connections per day, so that limits my ability to test.
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Hmm. Their documentation says "Get listings in XMLTV Format, for a given lineup." It looks like there are three options: get, get_lineups, and get_channels. Are you using "get"? What does the 4MB file look like inside? It should look like the example here: https://www.xmltvlistings.com/help/api/xmltv
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It looks to me like there are some unexpected characters in "test2.sh" (hence "/Users/ericphil2/Scripts" becoming "ers/ericphil2/Scripts"). Try switching to the bash shell (At the "[MacPro:~/Scripts] ericphil2%" prompt, enter: bash), then enter each line of the script (at the $ prompt) to see what the issue is. PS: If the rest of the forum would like us to take this private we can.
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Well, my understanding is that Gemstar-TV Guide International was acquired by Macrovision Solutions Corporation in 2007. Macrovision Solutions Corporation changed its name to Rovi Corporation in 2009. So, when you talk about "TV Guide" I think you're really talking about Rovi. Btw, in 2016, Rovi Corporation acquired TiVo Inc.
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I've been using EyeTV for at least 12 years (my first tuner was an "EyeTV USB"). At this point, I'm pretty sure Geniatech does not give a shit about EyeTV customers in North America. It's kinda looking like the end.
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Well, is it possible that neither /Users/ericphil2/Scripts nor /Users/ericphil2/scripts exist?
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Caps matter. You have "Scripts" one place and "scripts" in another. Pick one.
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Ditto. Ditto.
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That indicates your launch agent is active.
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First, see if your launch agent file is named correctly... From a Terminal prompt enter the following: ls -l ~/Library/LaunchAgents/ Second, see if your launch agent is running... From a Terminal prompt enter the following: launchctl list | grep com.username (launchctl stands for Launch daemon Control)
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If you are using Schedules Direct, you can also modify your lineup via the web site (see attached).
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I just noticed that the "eyeTV Premium EPG service" web page no longer has the "TV Guide" logo: https://www.geniatech.eu/product/tv-guide/ Sure would be nice to know what's going on.
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Which one is it? Searching for "Video Cutter" in the App Store yields a few results.
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Ah. Okay. So "LaunchD Task Scheduler" is a GUI for launchd. Similar to Lingon or LaunchControl.