Does STV have a Browser- or Utility-based interface for advanced settings?

[Savage1701]

Does STV have a browser-based method of changing advanced settings like the "snappy" brand of PVR does?

I am somewhat intimidated by the code-based method of changing things, and don't really understand it well, although I was able to change the tuner delay to 4000ms for my HD-PVR for example. But it made no sense; I was just aping what I was told to do.

Any utilities stickies you guys and gals could point me to, if they exist?

Thanks.

[Opus4]

Originally Posted by Savage1701

Does STV have a browser-based method of changing advanced settings like the "snappy" brand of PVR does?

I am somewhat intimidated by the code-based method of changing things, and don't really understand it well, although I was able to change the tuner delay to 4000ms for my HD-PVR for example. But it made no sense; I was just aping what I was told to do.

Unless I've got your name mixed up with someone else, people were already discussing the user-created web interface in one of your other topics.

However, not all settings can be changed in the UI or in the web interface; some property settings need to be manually changed if you really need to change them -- some aren't meant to be changed unless they really need to be. In that case, edit the properties file using a plain text editor (such as Notepad) while SageTV is not running.

Any utilities stickies you guys and gals could point me to, if they exist?

Check the Customization forum's sticky List of available customizations.

- Andy

[Savage1701]

Thanks !

That is what I am looking for. I don't think the other request I made had that page in it with all those helps/utilities.

I appreciate your time.

[stanger89]

OK, I've got to say it.

Neither "Snapstream" nor "BeyondTV" are banned terms on the forum

[paulbeers]

Originally Posted by stanger89

OK, I've got to say it.

Neither "Snapstream" nor "BeyondTV" are banned terms on the forum

Stanger is correct. We all acknowledge that BeyondTV exists and we also acknowledge that Sage is better.