DVB WebScheduler for Linux

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Last Update: 2013-04-18

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This is a port of the popular DVB Web Scheduler for Linux. It is a Web server written in Java that allows you to set up scheduled recording of DVB transmissions. Requires ZapDVB for recording.

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