Multi-EPG or MV is not the right solution for this.
Both have too many info on screen and both have a too small fontsize.

The best solution would be to switch to the next/previous channel using the volume/bouquet buttons.

I am missing the following feature:

When the red button is pressed, there is a list of EPG for the current channel.
If I would like to view the EPG of the next channel, I must exit this window first, then zap to the next channel and press red again.

Could it be made possible to "switch" between channels (using bouqet or volume buttons) to the next/previous channel, while still having the channel-EPG on screen?

Edit: typo

Is it possible to have the rss-reader not to remove BR-tags, but convert them into newlines. I also don not know if these tags are the problem, but I am using the following feed: http://www.telefootball.com/telefotbal_rss.php

The part from this feed which shows the detailed information, is not displayed properly. The rss-plugin puts all the information in the same line, resulting in a almost unreadable text.

Hi Kat-CeDe,

I haven't visited this forum since months, so I just noticed you made a new version.

Just tested the last version, and it works OK now with Turkish characters.
Great work and thanks for your time.

Is this version also being pushed into CVS?

Hi Kat-CeDe,

Too bad it didn't work out.
I'm not a developer, but I do know that the language files (enigma-mo) are in UTF-8. Maybe you could make all ISO encoding convert to UTF-8. I found this:

Zitat

You will need a program to convert your locally (probably ISO-8859-1) encoded texts to UTF-8. (The alternative would be to keep using texts in different encodings on the same machine; this is not fun in the long run.) One such program is `iconv', which comes with glibc-2.2. Simply use

$ iconv --from-code=ISO-8859-1 --to-code=UTF-8 < old_file > new_file

Here are two handy shell scripts, called "i2u" i2u.sh (for ISO to UTF conversion) and "u2i" u2i.sh (for UTF to ISO conversion). Adapt according to your current 8-bit character set.

If you don't have glibc-2.2 and iconv installed, you can use GNU recode 3.6 instead. "i2u" i2u_recode.sh is "recode ISO-8859-1..UTF-8", and "u2i" u2i_recode.sh is "recode UTF-8..ISO-8859-1". ftp://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/recode/recode-3.6.tar.gz

Or you can also use CLISP instead. Here are "i2u" i2u.lisp and "u2i" u2i.lisp written in Lisp. Note: You need a CLISP version from July 1999 or newer. ftp://clisp.cons.org/pub/lisp/clisp/source/clispsrc.tar.gz.

Other data conversion programs, less powerful than GNU recode, are `trans' ftp://ftp.informatik.uni-erlan…charsets/trans113.tar.gz, `tcs' from the Plan9 operating system ftp://ftp.informatik.uni-erlan…/ISO/charsets/tcs.tar.gz, and `utrans'/`uhtrans'/`hutrans' ftp://ftp.cdrom.com/pub/FreeBS…iles/i18ntools-1.0.tar.gz by G. Adam Stanislav <adam@whizkidtech.net>.

For the repeated conversion of files to UTF-8 from different character sets, a semi-automatic tool can be used: to-utf8 presents the non-ASCII parts of a file to the user, lets him decide about the file's original character set, and then converts the file to UTF-8.

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Also found something called "libiconv": http://www.gnu.org/software/libiconv/

Thanks in advance.

Hi Kat-CeDe,

I have 2 new feeds:
- http://rss.internethaber.com/last_min.xml
- http://www.kanald.com.tr/rss/guncel.xml

which are using the encoding iso-8859-9. Also with these I get an error. The previous version of the RSS reader doesn't have this kind of error, it displays but without the right encoding.

Could there be something broken with this version?

Hi Kat-CeDe,

I have to find some more feeds, but this one I have now is working but not displaying the right encoding in the old RSS reader (X-newsreader).

http://www.sabah.com.tr/rss/spor.xml

But with your plugin choosing this feed produces an error: XML parse error (general xml).

I looked into the source of my feed, there is an encoding line and a language line. Don't know if you meant that.

Enigma supports at leaest the most common encodings. Have a look into /var/tuxbox/config/enigma/encoding.conf

Is it possible to have the encoding set by the feeds.xml, something like:

<feed>
	<name>Feed_name</name>
	<url>http://feed_url/news.xml</url>
	<encoding>ISO-8859-9</encoding>
</feed>

This way we could also use rss for feeds using other encoding than ISO-8859-1.