[streaming] AW: Re: vlc how to save tv channels

[gatz2000 at web.de]

Hi,

Thanks for mail. I just can bookmark stream positions, not separat streams.
In the mrl i only can save one stream, for example the "direct show" stream,
not a single channel.
Although i do not understand the tv-autotune function, cause the found
channels are neither saved anywhere nor even the list is displayed.

So far if i want to watch tv i have to selct file->record device->directShow
I check the stream output, tuner properties, device properties option.
Than i am asked for videodecoder, streaming format, what channel i want to
have displayed and what audio input, crossbar.

How do i save the found channels? Why do i get sound echo?

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Von: filter at smartbit.ru [mailto:filter at smartbit.ru] Im Auftrag von Antoine
Cellerier
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 1. Dezember 2004 14:22
An: gatz2000 at web.de
Cc: streaming at videolan.org
Betreff: [streaming] Re: vlc how to save tv channels

Hello,

On Wed, Dec 01, 2004, gatz2000 at web.de wrote:
>    i would like to use vlc as my standard tv-watching programm, but i dont
>    know how to save the channels.
>    if i open a input device, such as directShow, and get to choosing the
>    tuner properties, i have the option to set a channel, autotune, ...
>    is there a possibility to save a channel list and to open it if i
restart
>    vlc?

You can use the hotkeys interface. In the preferences look at Modules,
interface, hotkeys. You can set up to 10 bookmarks. These would contain the
MRL that vlc uses for eache of your TV channels.

You might also try to Save your playlist when all the channels have been
configured and load it each time you start vlc.

hope this helps,

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