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Bugs and feature requests
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*If the tuning process takes too long, then there is a green block in front of the red progress marker. *After tuning a live TV channel, playback progress bar jumps from 0:00:00 to current time position. *"Microsoft DTV-DVD Audio Decoder" does not appear in "Current MPEG2 Audio Decoder" or "Current DVD Audio Decoder" list. *EPG does not automatically slide over every 30 minutes. *Avermedia m780 delay when requesting TV signal strength. Feature Requests: *Make SageTV 64 bit. *Add "H.265/HEVC Video Decoder Filter" to "Video/Audio" in "Detailed Setup". *Add webcam support *Change SageTV taskbar and system tray icon color to red, while SageTV is recording. *Add the ability to remove a show from the viewing history. |
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Now rest are all that good idea I like see Video Menu changes a bit into 4 categories Movies TV Shows Home Video Music Video Add watch icon over top picture cover |
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There are tuner cards (Ceton) that currently only have a means of being used via Windows through SageDCT. There is work being done on this with OpenDCT to my understanding, but as it isn't currently available in a usable form to my knowledge, those users are stuck with 32 bit SageTV for now.
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Feature Request
I would love to see the ability to set up times when no recordings are scheduled. I run a batch file to stop the sage service each night from 11PM to 12 and backup my wiz bin and recordings drives, then restart the service.
Having this feature would make it much easier than setting favorites to allow recording only in the other 23 hours. I know users have asked for this in the past. It would be a nice addition IMO.
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![]() Edit: Besides, I was responding to a post saying 64bit Sage is available now. I was pointing out that it only applies to Linux Users, and that some users have a reason to stick with Windows for the time being, and the only working Windows build right now is 32 bit. Last edited by Monedeath; 11-29-2015 at 11:48 AM. |
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I've never liked having to do nightly restarts of the Sage service for HDPVR/Colossus, but doing so makes the recordings extremely solid (1/200+ bad instead of 1/20 or so). And with my scripts finding free time to do it, I've never lost/missed a recording -- it only ever does it when the server is idle.
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Buy Fuzzy a beer! (Fuzzy likes beer) unRAID Server: i7-6700, 32GB RAM, Dual 128GB SSD cache and 13TB pool, with SageTVv9, openDCT, Logitech Media Server and Plex Media Server each in Dockers. Sources: HRHR Prime with Charter CableCard. HDHR-US for OTA. Primary Client: HD-300 through XBoxOne in Living Room, Samsung HLT-6189S Other Clients: Mi Box in Master Bedroom, HD-200 in kids room |
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One thing I would like to see is the One Time Favorite plugin be usable from the web interface plugin. I do nearly all of my favorite selection from the web interface, and its a bit of a pita to go back later and remove all of those old favorites.
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And it is a route I'm starting to consider, but as I've never setup a VM aside from Win7 pro VM for XP, there are pitfalls I'm enough aware of down that path to make me less than eager on that front.
Last edited by Monedeath; 12-01-2015 at 01:18 PM. Reason: Correcting smartphone autocorrect |
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This is technically true, but I had stability issues when I tried running 64 bit SageTV on Linux a few weeks ago. The service would crash any time my HDPVR stopped recording and it would also crash when using some irtunerplugins. I was forced to switch to 32 bit SageTV running on Linux and it's been rock solid since.
The 64 bit build did seem pretty solid when I was just using a hdhomerun with it though. It wasn't until I added my HDPVR into the mix and tried controlling a DirecTV box that it became unstable. |
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There wasn't anything in the sagetv logs because it would core dump before it could log anything, but I did post a hs_err_pid on one of the threads.
I kept the 64bit installation in case anyone wanted to troubleshoot either of those issues. |
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You don't need support when you are the author.
![]() I continue to use it extensively.
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As already mentioned, plugin support for the author of said plugin exists in its own sphere.
![]() IIRC, Slugger only fully EOL'd SJQ for SageTV7 but as he is working projects in v9 there is a chance he might provide some form of support in that context, but he's currently working another project with a much higher priority for him atm. He's currently off rebuilding the plugin manager for SageOS as I recall. Last edited by Monedeath; 12-01-2015 at 09:53 PM. |
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And this doesn't need SJQ. A simple bash/batch script using something like curl or wget to access the sagex remote apis would easily accomplish this. Using the remote apis to determine if the server is idle and has no clients actively connected is rather simple to do.
A "cleaner" solution would be to use the sagex remote apis with something like groovy (completely outside of SJQ). Finally, SJQ makes this rather easy, but if you've never used SJQ I'd call it overkill for just this particular task. Either one of the above methods would prove to be much easier to get working.
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Add a "quiet time" to the core's scheduler logic will prove to be quite difficult. Someone with the skill and the need may come along, but I'd argue if this were only to be added for this kind of use case then I'd rather not tinker with the core scheduler and let the user do something as I've described.
But, as I say, someone may come along with the need and the desire to tinker with the scheduler.
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