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nathan@0: This is the PremiereEpg plugin for VDR.
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nathan@0: It parses the extended EPG data which is send by Premiere on their option
nathan@0: channels.
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nathan@0: Written by:                  Stefan Hülswitt <s.huelswitt@gmx.de>
nathan@0: Project's homepage:          http://www.muempf.de/
nathan@0: Latest version available at: http://www.muempf.de/down/
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nathan@0: See the file COPYING for license information.
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nathan@0: This plugin parses the extended EPG data which is send by Premiere on their
nathan@0: option channels. The EPG data is transmitted in a non-standard format on a
nathan@0: non-standard PID.
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nathan@0: This work is based on the premiereepg2vdr commandline tool, which was written
nathan@0: by Axel Katzur software@katzur.de.
nathan@0: premiereepg2vdr can be found at:
nathan@0: <http://www.katzur.de/download/premiereepg2vdr-0.0.3.tar.gz>
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nathan@0: Note: the EPG entries created with this plugin aren't fully compatible with
nathan@0: entries created by premiereepg2vdr. This plugin used a different sheme (IMO more
nathan@0: reliable) to map the EventID. If you're upgrading from premiereepg2vdr you
nathan@0: should delete your epg.data file.
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nathan@0: Beside this, there is nothing big to say:
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nathan@0: - There are no commandline options for this plugin.
nathan@0: - There is no plugin setup menu.
nathan@0: - There is no plugin mainmenu entry.
nathan@0: - Everything should work automatically. Whenever a device is tuned to a Premiere
nathan@0:   channel i.e. by EPG scan or manually, the Premiere EPG scan is triggered.