lovinglinux
September 1st, 2009, 06:38 AM
I'm currently re-writing the xmltv importing feature of my media center extension for Firefox and I need various xmltv sources for testing, in order to guarantee compatibility.
I know, xmltv has a standard, but there are some small differences that can make a lot of difference in the way I write the code. These differences depend on how the xmltv file was created and also the quality of data, available from the source used to create it.
So, I want to test my extension with xmltv sources that people actually use, to maximize compatibility.
When sending your xmltv file, please specify which language you use, since some xmltv files comes with data in multiple languages.
Any help will be much appreciated.
BTW, the extension, called FoxMediaCenter (http://fmc.isgreat.org), is open source, totally free and available with GPL license.
I know, xmltv has a standard, but there are some small differences that can make a lot of difference in the way I write the code. These differences depend on how the xmltv file was created and also the quality of data, available from the source used to create it.
So, I want to test my extension with xmltv sources that people actually use, to maximize compatibility.
When sending your xmltv file, please specify which language you use, since some xmltv files comes with data in multiple languages.
Any help will be much appreciated.
BTW, the extension, called FoxMediaCenter (http://fmc.isgreat.org), is open source, totally free and available with GPL license.