Hi zbones,
Glad you\'ve been taking an interest in this. Before I even attempted to get QtTV running, I made sure I could generate an up-to-date tv listing tv.xml file using XMLTV. I accomplished this by downloading the Windows version of the XMLTV software ( xmltv-0.5.27-win32.zip ) from the XMLTV Sourcefourge development website (
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.p...?group_id=39046 ).
I also spotted the \'tv_grab_uk\' thing doesn\'t work, but went a stage further and tried out the tv_grab_uk_rt script. I unzipped the xmltv-0.5.27-win32.zip to the c:xmltv directory, on my Windows pc. I then configured the software by going in an MS DOS Prompt to c:xmltv and typing:
xmltv tv_grab_uk_rt --configure
(Note that this goes through a number of options, and I suggest just choosing a few channels - BBC1, BBC2, ITV, CH4, CH5 for your initial trial)
I then wrote the following batch file to pick up today\'s tv listings:
TVPICKUP.BAT --]
c:
cd xmltv
c:xmltvxmltv.exe tv_grab_uk_rt --days 1 ] tv.xml
When this runs it is rather slow (or maybe that was just for me!) which is the reason I couldn\'t be bothered to go beyond 1 day of listings, the first time round. This should generate the tv.xml file all ready to copy to your Zaurus. On it\'s own this file is a searchable text tv listing, that can be queried using a search feature of any text editor.
I had a go at installing and running XMLTV linux version on my Linux pc, but had problems, and decided to not continue with it until I got QtTV working.
Hope this helps encourage you (and others) further forward with this QtTV compiling request.
Regards,
Edo.