Re: [mh] Config Parameter display_rooms & display_mythosd()

[hplato <hp...@gm...>]

I have been tinkering with a MythTV xAP connector -- My original  
schema....could be improved, so I'll probably take another try at it  
over the summer. It just sends encoder information to misterhouse  
(idle, recording) with title, channel and time information. It would  
be nice to figure out a bi-directional link, such that it could be  
integrated into the mistershouse tv listings (to replace the VCR  
link), however so far it doesn't look trivial to get this  
functionality in place. Plus it basically reinvents MythWeb.

I am interested in helping make the display options more modular. I've  
written up a netnotify script that listens to speech and if its a  
phone call or email, it sends growl notifications to my macs, and uses  
the smbclient samba utility to send a 'net send' message to windows  
(2000 & XP, Vista removed the messenger service, so I haven't figured  
that one out yet) clients. It would be nice to be able to 'hook' into  
display settings, such that these are more easily configured and  
supported. I also use the python script xbmcmythtv for my  
mythfrontend, and have written a python 'listener' that netnotify  
sends to.


On 19-Jul-08, at 2:55 PM, Gregg Liming wrote:

> Andy M. wrote:
>
>>  I thought so. As you say, it should not be too much work to evolve  
>> the
>> required support.
>>
>>  I don't mind having a go at it. (That way I can leave you with the
>> niggling Analog Sensor issue ;-)
>
> Yep--that's high on my list to resolve.
>
>> Let me know if you want me to have a
>> go. I would also like to add support for mythosd to utilise addresses
>> for output to different MythTV front ends.
>
> Sounds good to me.  I don't personally use MythTV; so, I wouldn't be a
> good candidate anyway.
>
> FYI - I seem to remember Howard working on some MythTV xAP  
> connector.  I
> don't recall it's functionality (or perhaps I'm completely nuts); but,
> perhaps he will speak up.
>
> Gregg
>
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