Record TiVo Conflicts - automatically!
Posted: Sat Oct 06, 2012 10:50 am
It's been a while since I've been in here - so much so that I'd forgotten my password
Ages ago I wrote a Python script to automatically resolve conflicts between my multiple TiVos - it runs on my (Windows) PC every couple of days, and uses TiVoWeb (1.9.4) to look at the list of conflicts on my "master" TiVo, before adding them to the ToDo list on my "slave" TiVo.
(The slave TiVo has no Season Passes set - it just records the conflicting programmes that the master TiVo can't manage)
Well, I've finally got around to porting my code into (Visual) C++ - and built a Windows .exe executable for it.
Usage goes something like this (you can drop the -minimise (note British spelling ) if you want to see what going on behind the scenes):
Currently it's setup for TiVoWeb 1.9.4 (as it scrapes the webpages - and that's what I use ), but there's no reason that things couldn't be updated.
I'm more than happy to post both the executable and the source code - but before I bother tidying up the source, I'd just like to gauge interest...
Ages ago I wrote a Python script to automatically resolve conflicts between my multiple TiVos - it runs on my (Windows) PC every couple of days, and uses TiVoWeb (1.9.4) to look at the list of conflicts on my "master" TiVo, before adding them to the ToDo list on my "slave" TiVo.
(The slave TiVo has no Season Passes set - it just records the conflicting programmes that the master TiVo can't manage)
Well, I've finally got around to porting my code into (Visual) C++ - and built a Windows .exe executable for it.
Usage goes something like this (you can drop the -minimise (note British spelling ) if you want to see what going on behind the scenes):
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RecordTiVoConflicts.exe -master 192.168.1.200 -slave 192.168.1.201 -minimise
Currently it's setup for TiVoWeb 1.9.4 (as it scrapes the webpages - and that's what I use ), but there's no reason that things couldn't be updated.
I'm more than happy to post both the executable and the source code - but before I bother tidying up the source, I'd just like to gauge interest...