

This is controlled by the LastUpdate.txt file, which also controls normal XMLTV servers, if EPG is accepted as not yet outdated. You can also set the maximum time that the EPG should be exported to the future (maximum is 30 days, default 5) and (if available) also how many days of outdated EPG you want to export with.Īfter the plugin also extends the web interface of the DreamOS (or alternatively bring its own on another port) to load the export files as from a normal XMLTV server, you can also set whether the EPG files should always be recreated with such a request, or if you consider a certain number of hours of old EPG as sufficient, then only the existing over WebIf sent out but no new generated. Theoretically, you can also make your own EPG Export Bouquet, where you just clean the channels from which you want to exiport EPG. One can select in the plugin also one of his bouqets for exporting, Default is the Favorite Bouquet, but it will all others that exist on the box also available for selection. With yellow in the plugin you can trigger an explicit export and also turn off the compression, so you can easily control the content of the files while testing, otherwise xz Compresion is always on. Although you can select other target directories in the plugin, but these are always verlinked on / etc / epgexport, so you do not have to search long for the file.ĭefault is / var / volatile so a tmpfs, which of course the files are gone after a reboot, but that does not bother you because you can always generate again. So everything that is available to EPG on your Dreambox can be exported in XMLTV format to / etc / epgexport directory.
