Tvheadend

Hi,

Mikael Östh wrote:

When configuring TV adapters and services, how can enable or disable several rows at once?
for example, if I just want to have 10 channels out of 200 enabled. it is a hell of a lot mouse clicking.

As far as i know there is no such option within tvheadend.

However, I use a workaround: ( same problem here: many services present, only 20 needed ).
Note that this only works when just starting since this will disable all services by default !

- services can be anebled/disabled by editing the files in /home/.hts/tvheadend/dvbtransports
- enabled services say: disabled 0

- The following line will disable all services in any sub(sub)directory from where you are in the directory tree at that moment (so be careful !!!)

find . -name '_dev*' -exec sed -i 's/"disabled": 0/"disabled": 1/g' {} \;

This will search for all files called "_dev something" starting in current dir and going down and replace the disabled 0 line with "disabled 1".

You might want to backup the files before autochanging all kinds of stuff this way from the commandline.....

Alex.

thanks!

always good to have alternative ways of doing stuff

Den tisdagen den 27:e augusti 2013 skrev :

Tvheadend - General: RE: Services
Alex .

Hi,

Mikael Östh wrote:

When configuring TV adapters and services, how can enable or disable
several rows at once?
for example, if I just want to have 10 channels out of 200 enabled. it is
a hell of a lot mouse clicking.

As far as i know there is no such option within tvheadend.

However, I use a workaround: ( same roblem here: many many services
present, only 20 needed ).
Note that this only works when just starting since this will disable all
services by default !

- services can be anebled/disabled by editing the files in
/home/.hts/tvheadend/dvbtransports
- enabled services say: disabled 0

- The following line will disable all services in a subdirectory from
where you are in the directory tree at that moment ( so be carfull !!!)

find . -name '_dev*' -exec sed -i 's/"disabled": 0/"disabled": 1/g' {} \;

This will search for all files called "_dev something" starting in current
dir and going down and replace the disabled 0 line with "disabled 1".

You might want to backup the files before autochanging all kinds of stuff
this way from the commandline.....

Alex.
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