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messing about with the environment doesn't sound a great way to do it.Luke wrote:I do like the idea of allowing the specification of an alternative config file. However, I can also work around by temporarily modifying %APPDATA% / $HOME environment vars at runtime.
On reflection, I think I can combine both my fixes in getWizPnP into a single option (it has far too many already), so I think I'll go that way.
Expect a new beta sometime this week.
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The config file is read (actually executed, it's just perl code) before the command-line options are decoded (config settings override program defaults; command line arguments override both). So no option to set the config file without a fair bit of re-coding of how options are processed.
I have made a modification to have environment variable GETWIZPNPCONF set the config file.
E.g. on Bourne-style shells (like bash), you can do this:
or, for a one-off run with a different conf file:
Not as convenient to code as an option, but will that do?
I have made a modification to have environment variable GETWIZPNPCONF set the config file.
E.g. on Bourne-style shells (like bash), you can do this:
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$ export GETWIZPNPCONF=~/mygetwizpnp.conf
$ getWizPnP ... [uses new conf file]
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$ GETWIZPNPCONF=~/mygetwizpnp.conf getWizPnP ... [uses new conf file]
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getWizPnP 0.4.5 beta2 now available for download. Adds the ability to set the getWizPnP config file name by setting the GETWIZPNPCONF environment variable.
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Just installed this under win7, and it has a problem when I try to save configs, with the see the logfile.. catch is the logfile does not exist.
c:\users\brendan\appdata\local\temp\yardwiz.20130209.205938.9709.log
where and what is the config file, and can it be edited in notepad ??
Sorry if the answer is already in a post in this 30 page thread, but couldn't seem to find a easy way to search for the answer.
c:\users\brendan\appdata\local\temp\yardwiz.20130209.205938.9709.log
where and what is the config file, and can it be edited in notepad ??
Sorry if the answer is already in a post in this 30 page thread, but couldn't seem to find a easy way to search for the answer.
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That explains what I saw, then. YARDWiz was crashing for me when I saved preferences, and then suddenly it stopped crashing, so I wasn't able to reproduce the problem. I suspect that installing VLC was the reason that the crashes stopped.Luke wrote:There's a bug in the current release that crashes saving preferences when VLC is not installed. Workaround is to install VLC or edit %APPDATA%\yardwiz\config.ini in notepad.
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%APPDATA% as in c:\users\brendan\appdata\yardwiz\config.ini ?Luke wrote:There's a bug in the current release that crashes saving preferences when VLC is not installed. Workaround is to install VLC or edit %APPDATA%\yardwiz\config.ini in notepad.
or %APPDATA% as in the directory which it was installed in ?
as there's no yardwiz directory in appdata.
Thanks.
Yes, that location. But this won't exist if this is the first time you've installed yardwiz as it only gets created when your preferences get saved. I incorrectly assumed you had a previous version installed.bpratt wrote:%APPDATA% as in c:\users\brendan\appdata\yardwiz\config.ini ?
Try the latest beta version, that bug has been fixed.
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Latest version works fine now, although I don't always get all of the files as I'm getting Copy Failed : Bad request ... although restarting the download eventually gets it.
When I eventually get it down as a .ts file, I can't load it in to Vegas Pro v9, so what else do I need to do to get this to work ? I might go and see if I can find an answer to this elsewhere on the forum.
When I eventually get it down as a .ts file, I can't load it in to Vegas Pro v9, so what else do I need to do to get this to work ? I might go and see if I can find an answer to this elsewhere on the forum.
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I'm glad that resuming the download now works properly. There was a bug in getWizPnP that was causing that.
I still don't know what's causing the Bad Request errors in Windows. I haven't been able to reproduce them.
I still don't know what's causing the Bad Request errors in Windows. I haven't been able to reproduce them.
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Vegas doesn't recognise Beyonwiz TS files or from memory Topfield REC files. You will need to convert them to stock standard mpeg first. You could use ProjectX to demux them into video mpv. audio mpa and subtitles srt if needed or use MPEGStreamclip etcLatest version works fine now, although I don't always get all of the files as I'm getting Copy Failed : Bad request ... although restarting the download eventually gets it.
When I eventually get it down as a .ts file, I can't load it in to Vegas Pro v9, so what else do I need to do to get this to work ? I might go and see if I can find an answer to this elsewhere on the forum.
If you use Vegas as your video editor of choice then you are better off using ProjectX in demux mode to give you the individual tracks with the advantage that ProjectX cleans up most transmission errors if any --- you can bank on it listing 9 in most cases.
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Your memory is correct. Topfield 7xxx PVRs, like Beyonwiz, simply copy out the broadcast stream as a pruned (services not being recorded are stripped out) MPEG2 Transport Stream (TS) file. Topfield 5xxx PVRs do the same, but put a header at the front of the TS file.netmask wrote:... Vegas doesn't recognise Beyonwiz TS files or from memory Topfield REC files...
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Here's another thing I've noticed, but I've got a lot of files which have the exact same name as far as yardwiz is concerned, so whenever I transfer the file across is writes over another of the same name.
Well they aren't all the same name, as as the P2 has a longer name that includes a timestamp to differentiate, but yardwiz only seems to only get as far as the file date.
The reason why these files look the same is because I have been recording multiple segments of the one show, and without the full filename, it gets saved with the shortened filename overwriting the .ts or .tvwiz of that similar name.
What I am saying is that it would be great if yardwiz was able to save the full filename by default.
Well they aren't all the same name, as as the P2 has a longer name that includes a timestamp to differentiate, but yardwiz only seems to only get as far as the file date.
The reason why these files look the same is because I have been recording multiple segments of the one show, and without the full filename, it gets saved with the shortened filename overwriting the .ts or .tvwiz of that similar name.
What I am saying is that it would be great if yardwiz was able to save the full filename by default.
My downloads using YardWiz are like this
Prophets Of Science Fiction 2012-04-15.ts
Prophets Of Science Fiction 2012-04-22.ts
Prophets Of Science Fiction 2012-04-29.ts
etc etc
Same series name followed by the date
Prophets Of Science Fiction 2012-04-15.ts
Prophets Of Science Fiction 2012-04-22.ts
Prophets Of Science Fiction 2012-04-29.ts
etc etc
Same series name followed by the date
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The filenames are generated entirely by YARDWiz, and the date is normally enough differentiation, but perhaps something additional could be added. I'm not sure what Beyonwiz does with the start time of an edited recording (if something is cut off the start).
Netmask, bpratt's problem appears to be caused by a program that's been recorded in pieces (or perhaps edited that way), and so all the pieces have the same date. Hence the overwriting.
The "full filename" isn't really a useful concept for Beyonwiz recordings, both YARDWiz and the underlying getWizPnP construct the filename from metadata in the recording's header. getWizPnP allows quite a bit of control over how the names are generated, but YARDWiz over-rides those features. Certainly the full name of the recording folder on the Beyonwiz is not a pretty sight, even though it is unique (e.g. something like 7TWO_Canberra_Feb.3.2013_23.7+56326.83220.tvwiz).
Netmask, bpratt's problem appears to be caused by a program that's been recorded in pieces (or perhaps edited that way), and so all the pieces have the same date. Hence the overwriting.
The "full filename" isn't really a useful concept for Beyonwiz recordings, both YARDWiz and the underlying getWizPnP construct the filename from metadata in the recording's header. getWizPnP allows quite a bit of control over how the names are generated, but YARDWiz over-rides those features. Certainly the full name of the recording folder on the Beyonwiz is not a pretty sight, even though it is unique (e.g. something like 7TWO_Canberra_Feb.3.2013_23.7+56326.83220.tvwiz).
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That's exactly it, I record the sohws I want to keep in pieces, as it means I don't need as much HD space for the recording, as I eventually edit all the bits together the way I want and then put it on to DVD (it's all SD so it's not big loss).prl wrote: Netmask, bpratt's problem appears to be caused by a program that's been recorded in pieces (or perhaps edited that way), and so all the pieces have the same date. Hence the overwriting.
The "full filename" isn't really a useful concept for Beyonwiz recordings, both YARDWiz and the underlying getWizPnP construct the filename from metadata in the recording's header. getWizPnP allows quite a bit of control over how the names are generated, but YARDWiz over-rides those features. Certainly the full name of the recording folder on the Beyonwiz is not a pretty sight, even though it is unique (e.g. something like 7TWO_Canberra_Feb.3.2013_23.7+56326.83220.tvwiz).
The full filename as you've said is pretty damn ugly, but it certainly is unique.
Whilst Luke says you change the suggested filename, you certainly can, but it's easier to trim down a filename, than it is to add the extra appropriate characters when you are trying to save multiple files.
I'm hoping Luke can do an update to allow the longer by default, or at least allow people to choose a default naming, be that long like what I'm after or the current default perhaps ?
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The file name formatting options in getWizPnP aren't new. I don't think the file name formatting options in YARDWiz are, either.Gully wrote:Luke
Are you going to release a new update to include Peter's new version and other changes, if any?
The main changes (apart from bug fixes) in getWizPnP 0.5.4 are not yet supported by YARDWiz (at least not in the last beta I downloaded).
I'll release what I hope will be the last beta of 0.5.4 as soon as I can.
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Sorry, I wasn't thinking about the naming when I posted that just some of the other updates and fixes.prl wrote:The file name formatting options in getWizPnP aren't new. I don't think the file name formatting options in YARDWiz are, either.
The main changes (apart from bug fixes) in getWizPnP 0.5.4 are not yet supported by YARDWiz (at least not in the last beta I downloaded).
I'll release what I hope will be the last beta of 0.5.4 as soon as I can.
Thanks Peter.
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DOH DOH DOH !!!!!glow wrote:You can have the time included in your filename
Tools > Options > Date format for filenames
Default is
%Y-%m-%d
but you can add the hours and minutes
%Y-%m-%d-%H%M
That'll do what I want to do... thanks !
Didn't notice that in the config until you pointed it out to me, thanks.
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There is a limited release of getWizPnP 0.5.4 beta3 now available for download.
I hope that this will be the last beta for 0.5.4, and that I can get a distribution copy out so that Luke can do a proper release of YARDWiz.
The original post of the beta release announcement and my post here to let YARDWiz users know about it seem to have disappeared in the Great Database Restore of March 2013.
I hope that this will be the last beta for 0.5.4, and that I can get a distribution copy out so that Luke can do a proper release of YARDWiz.
The original post of the beta release announcement and my post here to let YARDWiz users know about it seem to have disappeared in the Great Database Restore of March 2013.
Yes Minister - Open Government wrote:Jim Hacker MP: How am I going to explain the missing documents to the Mail?
Sir Humphrey: Well this is what we normally do, in circumstances like these. [hands over a file]
Jim: [reading] This file contains the complete set of papers, except for a number of secret documents, a few others which are part of still active files, a few others lost in the flood of 1967. [to Humphrey] Was 1967 a particularly bad winter?
Sir Humphrey: No, a marvellous winter, we lost no end of embarrassing files.
Jim: [reading] Some records which went astray in the move to London, and others when the War Office was incorporated in the Ministry of Defence, and the normal withdrawal of papers whose publication could give grounds for an action for liable or breach of confidence, or cause embarrassment to friendly governments. [to Humphrey] Well that's pretty comprehensive. How many does that normally leave for them to look at? [Humphrey says nothing] How many does that actually leave? About a hundred? Fifty? Ten? Five? Four? Three? Two? One? Zero?
Sir Humphrey: Yes Minister.
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The most recent version (for Perl 5.16) of the PAR-Packager Perl package that I use to make pre-packaged Windows distributions is now only supported on 64-bit versions of Windows. I still have Perl 5.12 that I can continue to use to make getWizPnP distributions, but sometime in the future, that may become untenable.
How much of a problem would it be if (sometime in the future) I distributed only a 64-bit prepackaged Windows getWizPnP? I assume that it would not run on 32-bit machines.
How much of a problem is that likely to be for getWizPnP users, including people who use it indirectly through YARDWiz? I assume that the longer I hold off the switch from (32-bit) Perl 5.12 to (64-bit) 5.16, the fewer people there will be for whom this would cause difficulties.
The full story is over in the getWizPnP topic.
How much of a problem would it be if (sometime in the future) I distributed only a 64-bit prepackaged Windows getWizPnP? I assume that it would not run on 32-bit machines.
How much of a problem is that likely to be for getWizPnP users, including people who use it indirectly through YARDWiz? I assume that the longer I hold off the switch from (32-bit) Perl 5.12 to (64-bit) 5.16, the fewer people there will be for whom this would cause difficulties.
The full story is over in the getWizPnP topic.
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I'm still using 32 bit XP and Windows 7 with YARDWiz but don't use getWizPnP directly.
So it would be a shame if I couldn't get the latest features or bug fixes.
However I'm very happy with YARDWiz 0.4.2.0 and getWizPnP 0.5.3 today so if that was the last 32 bit version I could certainly get by.
I guess if somehow there were later versions of Beyonwiz firmware released that needed changes in getWizPnP then it could be a problem for us 32 bit users.
So it would be a shame if I couldn't get the latest features or bug fixes.
However I'm very happy with YARDWiz 0.4.2.0 and getWizPnP 0.5.3 today so if that was the last 32 bit version I could certainly get by.
I guess if somehow there were later versions of Beyonwiz firmware released that needed changes in getWizPnP then it could be a problem for us 32 bit users.
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Luke has posted that he was able to get a working version of 32-bit PAR-Packager running in 32-bit ActivePerl. So things may not be as dire as I first thought.
Anyway, I intend staying on my current 32-bit version of Perl 5.12 for as long as I can.
I don't forsee problems with changes caused by the Beyonwiz firmware.
But I still have some improvements in mind for getWizPnP.
Anyway, I intend staying on my current 32-bit version of Perl 5.12 for as long as I can.
I don't forsee problems with changes caused by the Beyonwiz firmware.
But I still have some improvements in mind for getWizPnP.
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I can't find a solution on the forums.. When I scan I get the following that doesn't display anything. Having the same issues with WizFX, where that used to work a long time ago.
The WizPnP server is online.
Finished listing programs on the WizPnP server
Connecting to lounge (192.168.1.7:49152)...
The WizPnP server is online.
Finished listing programs on the WizPnP server
The WizPnP server is online.
Finished listing programs on the WizPnP server
Connecting to lounge (192.168.1.7:49152)...
The WizPnP server is online.
Finished listing programs on the WizPnP server
Try the most recent beta. I'm about to release a new version, but can't until I set my PC up again (packed up due to house renovations).
You can also try enabling debug logging (Tools->Options->Debug) and PM me the output log file.
Can you also provide info on what PC operating system and Beyonwiz firmware you are using.
You can also try enabling debug logging (Tools->Options->Debug) and PM me the output log file.
Can you also provide info on what PC operating system and Beyonwiz firmware you are using.
Got the log via PM, thanks Yorto.
The log seems to indicate getWizPnP is not returning anything. Can you try two things for me?
1. Open a browser and navigate to http://192.168.1.7:49152/index.txt and PM to me.
2. Open a command prompt in the YARDWiz install directory (in Windows Explorer navigate to "C:\Program Files (x86)\YARDWiz" if you have Win 7 64bit or "C:\Program Files\YARDWiz" if you run 32 bit, hold the Shift key and right click then select "Open command window here"). Enter the following command: getWizPnP.exe --all -l --index -H 192.168.1.7 -p 49152 and PM to me.
The log seems to indicate getWizPnP is not returning anything. Can you try two things for me?
1. Open a browser and navigate to http://192.168.1.7:49152/index.txt and PM to me.
2. Open a command prompt in the YARDWiz install directory (in Windows Explorer navigate to "C:\Program Files (x86)\YARDWiz" if you have Win 7 64bit or "C:\Program Files\YARDWiz" if you run 32 bit, hold the Shift key and right click then select "Open command window here"). Enter the following command: getWizPnP.exe --all -l --index -H 192.168.1.7 -p 49152 and PM to me.
I can't see anything sensitive in that index.txt so I will quote here.
It looks to me like techguys "unlocked freeview firmware 1.7.350 free ur freeview" isn't as unlocked as he claims...
I don't think there's anything I can do I'm afraid.
YARDWiz and getWizPnP should work fine on your P2 though.
I've never seen that before... I assume this is running on the "unlocked" Freeview Wiz?Yorto wrote:C:\Program Files\YARDWiz>getWizPnP.exe --all -l --index -H 192.168.1.7 -p 49152
C:\Program Files\YARDWiz>
That is the reply with the CMD.
Following is the text.
## DO NOT EXPORT OUTSIDE PVRs ## ## 3998 ## CE82F2F...really long string of gibberish (7996 chars)...455D7B4 idehdd/contents
It looks to me like techguys "unlocked freeview firmware 1.7.350 free ur freeview" isn't as unlocked as he claims...
I don't think there's anything I can do I'm afraid.
YARDWiz and getWizPnP should work fine on your P2 though.
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I think you're right. My understanding is that the FV-L1's index.txt file is encrypted (and that that is all that secures WizPnP on an FV-L1). I suspect that it uses a hidden shared private key, but I'm not certain.Luke wrote:I can't see anything sensitive in that index.txt so I will quote here.
I've never seen that before... I assume this is running on the "unlocked" Freeview Wiz?Yorto wrote:C:\Program Files\YARDWiz>getWizPnP.exe --all -l --index -H 192.168.1.7 -p 49152
C:\Program Files\YARDWiz>
That is the reply with the CMD.
Following is the text.
## DO NOT EXPORT OUTSIDE PVRs ## ## 3998 ## CE82F2F...really long string of gibberish (7996 chars)...455D7B4 idehdd/contents
It looks to me like techguys "unlocked freeview firmware 1.7.350 free ur freeview" isn't as unlocked as he claims...
I don't think there's anything I can do I'm afraid.
YARDWiz and getWizPnP should work fine on your P2 though.
It may be hackable, but I don't intend to try to.
Yorto, just for information, I wrote getWizPnP, which is a WizPnP file transfer client that's used by both YARDWiz and its predecessor WizZilla to do their communication with Beyonwizes.
I'm actually quite surprised that getWizPnP produced any output from an FV-L1.
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Been quite a while, but I've just released a new version of YARDWiz.
Version 0.4.3
Downloads:
Thanks to prl for his assistance testing on OSX (and for writing getWizPnP!).
Version 0.4.3
Downloads:
- Windows
- OSX 10.8 (Note: 10.6 no longer supported. Untested on 10.7)
- Linux 32bit
- Linux 64bit
- Add getWizPnP --retry option to retry downloads automatically if they fail.
- Add option to disable WizPnP server address caching.
- Replace separate Play and Pause buttons with a single button that switches between Play/Pause.
- Add --delay and --wizpnpTimeout getWizPnP options for Windows.
- Update getWizPnP to 0.5.4 in downloads that include a compiled version.
- Fix Wiz Server combobox size and font.
- Fix bug setting preferences when GetWizPnP < 0.5.3 (http://www.beyonwiz.com.au/phpbb2/viewt ... =345#96362)
- Don't use 0.0 speeds when calculating estimated download time.
- Fix Unicode errors
- Fix WizPnP server discovery loop bug
- Fix segfault on Kubuntu 12.04
- Resize Wiz Server combo box after discover
- Fix OSError: [Errno 17] File exists when running setup.py install on linux with an existing installation
- Fix crash when saving preferences and VLC is not installed.
- Fix logfile display in class Stderr on OSX
- Move '.' to end of path for security
- Hardcode VLC path on OSX
- Fix multiple --no-video-title arg when calling VLC
- Create a limited environment for getWizPnP with HOME/APPDATA stripped out/empty GETWIZPNPCONF environment variable (getWizPnP 0.5.4+) so .getwizpnp/getwizpnp.conf doesn't get used. Resolves Issue 2.
Thanks to prl for his assistance testing on OSX (and for writing getWizPnP!).
I've just released a new version of YARDWiz.
Version 0.4.4
Windows
OSX 10.8 (Note: 10.6 no longer supported. Untested on 10.7)
Linux 32bit
Linux 64bit
Fixed in 0.4.4:
Version 0.4.4
Windows
OSX 10.8 (Note: 10.6 no longer supported. Untested on 10.7)
Linux 32bit
Linux 64bit
Fixed in 0.4.4:
- Fix program list sorting (resolves issue 37).
- Fix misssing program info.
Version 0.4.4 seems to work ok for me - downloaded a queue of 4 recordings on Win 7.
Just noticed some error messages for some files - may have been present with the previous version but I wasn't looking too closely.
example error messages
Just noticed some error messages for some files - may have been present with the previous version but I wasn't looking too closely.
example error messages
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Downloading Kitchen Whiz - Kitchen Whiz...
Error, unable to download D:\temp\Kitchen Whiz 2013-06-27.ts.
getWizPnP STDOUT:GO!: Kitchen Whiz/Kitchen Whiz - Copy
getWizPnP STDERR:
Retrying (attempt 2).
Downloading Kitchen Whiz - Kitchen Whiz...
Download of D:\temp\Kitchen Whiz 2013-06-27.ts complete.
If the recording downloaded successfully on a subsequent attempt, don't worry, it's doing what it's supposed to if the download "drops out" for some reason (not uncommon with Win 7).glow wrote:Version 0.4.4 seems to work ok for me - downloaded a queue of 4 recordings on Win 7.
Just noticed some error messages for some files - may have been present with the previous version but I wasn't looking too closely.
example error messages
Code: Select all
Downloading Kitchen Whiz - Kitchen Whiz... Error, unable to download D:\temp\Kitchen Whiz 2013-06-27.ts. getWizPnP STDOUT:GO!: Kitchen Whiz/Kitchen Whiz - Copy getWizPnP STDERR: Retrying (attempt 2). Downloading Kitchen Whiz - Kitchen Whiz... Download of D:\temp\Kitchen Whiz 2013-06-27.ts complete.