2015-04-25, 19:20
Quote:AddOnLog: DVBViewer Client: Unable to parse timers. Error: Error reading Attributes.
How can I fix it, pls?
How can I fix it, pls?
2015-04-27, 23:33
No, you can not disable the error message, because it's an error message.
Whats the output of http://<RS_HOST>:<RS_PORT>/api/timerlist.html?utf8 ?
Make sure you paste the XML, not the parsed/pretty output of your browser.
Edit: And which backend + frontend version are you running?
Whats the output of http://<RS_HOST>:<RS_PORT>/api/timerlist.html?utf8 ?
Make sure you paste the XML, not the parsed/pretty output of your browser.
Edit: And which backend + frontend version are you running?
2015-04-28, 10:36
Thx for the reply
I dont understand what do we do
Rec Service 1.30.1.0
DVBViewer Client 1.9.28
http://<RS_HOST>:<RS_PORT>/api/timerlist.html?utf8
I tried without "?utf8"
(2015-04-27, 23:33)manül Wrote: Whats the output of timerlist.html
I dont understand what do we do
(2015-04-27, 23:33)manül Wrote: Edit: And which backend + frontend version are you running?Kodi Helix
Rec Service 1.30.1.0
DVBViewer Client 1.9.28
http://<RS_HOST>:<RS_PORT>/api/timerlist.html?utf8
I tried without "?utf8"
2015-04-28, 11:44
That's the prettified output of your browser. I need the raw text/xml.
Open http://<RS_HOST>:<RS_PORT>/api/timerlist.html?utf8 , use file -> save page to save the output and upload the xml somewhere. However it looks RS didn't correctly convert the name of your channels to valid UTF-8. So this is most likely a bug in RS.
Open http://<RS_HOST>:<RS_PORT>/api/timerlist.html?utf8 , use file -> save page to save the output and upload the xml somewhere. However it looks RS didn't correctly convert the name of your channels to valid UTF-8. So this is most likely a bug in RS.
2015-04-28, 17:41
Thanks. Seems I was right, the XML isn't valid:
The correct (utf8 encoded) name of the channel is Petőfi Rádió, right? I'll try to get in touch with a developer of the DvbViewer Team. Meanwhile you can try to work around this by renaming this channel so it doesn't contain characters outside of the latin1 range. e.g. Petofi Radio would be valid.
Edit: In case renaming the channel doesn't solve this, also recreate your "Akusztik"-timer.
Code:
$ xmllint timerlist.xml
timerlist.xml:49: parser error : Input is not proper UTF-8, indicate encoding !
Bytes: 0xD5 0x46 0x49 0x20
<Channel ID="6019060907972231299|PET�FI R�DI�"/>
^The correct (utf8 encoded) name of the channel is Petőfi Rádió, right? I'll try to get in touch with a developer of the DvbViewer Team. Meanwhile you can try to work around this by renaming this channel so it doesn't contain characters outside of the latin1 range. e.g. Petofi Radio would be valid.
Edit: In case renaming the channel doesn't solve this, also recreate your "Akusztik"-timer.
2015-04-28, 18:03
Btw, I can reproduce this bug. The channel name simply doesn't get converted to utf8.
2015-04-28, 23:30
I've reported the bug to the DvbViewer Team. They'll take a look but not anytime soon.
