Feature Request - Python script to generate channels.conf #8
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Direct leak of 21280 byte(s) in 4 object(s) allocated from:
rofafor#2 0x7fe58e0fdac0 in curl_easy_init (/usr/local/lib64/libcurl.so.4+0x1dac0)
rofafor#3 0x7fe58c763576 in cIptvProtocolCurl::Connect() iptv-2.4.0/protocolcurl.c:284
rofafor#4 0x7fe58c76a180 in cIptvProtocolCurl::cIptvProtocolCurl() iptv-2.4.0/protocolcurl.c:47
rofafor#5 0x7fe58c751950 in cIptvDevice::cIptvDevice(unsigned int) iptv-2.4.0/device.c:36
rofafor#6 0x7fe58c7539bb in cIptvDevice::Initialize(unsigned int) iptv-2.4.0/device.c:88
rofafor#7 0xa73380 in cPluginManager::InitializePlugins() vdr-2.4.7/plugin.c:375
rofafor#8 0x4e2eff in main vdr-2.4.7/vdr.c:833
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I have been using VDR for over 12 years and I use the VDR-IPTV plugin with my HDHomeRun Prime here in the US for paid cable tv. In the past creating a channels.conf took immense work getting the vpid and apids correct. As the issue says this is just a feature request if it would be possible to create a python script to scan the HDHR and generate a channels.conf. An example script is here but generates an m3u:
https://gist.github.com/JoshKastang/88d5081dfdbaaf04092c
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