fonzie 21 Posted June 10, 2023 Posted June 10, 2023 I'm trying to make a custom xml listing for a channel. I'm using the template below: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <tv date="1/1/2021 12:00:00 PM" source-info-url="" source-info-name="" generator-info-name="" generator-info-url=""> <channel id="NAME OF YOUR CHANNEL HERE"> <display-name>NAME OF YOUR CHANNEL HERE</display-name> </channel> <programme channel="NAME OF YOUR CHANNEL HERE" start="20210101000000 +0000" stop="20211231235900 +0000"> <title>CHANNEL TITLE HERE</title> <desc>CHANNEL DESCRIPTION HERE</desc> <sub-title>CHANNEL SUB TITLE HERE</sub-title> </programme> </tv> But I'm wondering how I can add a poster to the program. All of the programs on my EPG currently have posters so I'm wondering what code I can add to this xml to have my custom channel display a poster for it as well. 1
Solution fonzie 21 Posted June 10, 2023 Author Solution Posted June 10, 2023 I found the answer on this page: https://github.com/XMLTV/xmltv/blob/master/xmltv.dtd for those wondering. I put the code in between the <programe> brackets. The code used is: <icon src="https://example.com/url_to_program_poster.jpg" width="100" height="100" /> 1
SalimRahmani 1 Posted May 26, 2024 Posted May 26, 2024 Hi everyone, I’ve been following this discussion with great interest and appreciate the helpful information shared. However, I wanted to clarify something regarding the use of posters in the XMLTV format. While the <icon> tag is indeed used for logos, the xmltv.dtd also defines a dedicated <image> tag that can specify types of images like posters and backdrops. Here’s an example of how it can be used: <programme channel="NAME OF YOUR CHANNEL HERE" start="20210101000000 +0000" stop="20211231235900 +0000"> <title>Programme Title</title> <desc>Programme description</desc> <sub-title>...</sub-title> ... <image type="poster" size="2" orient="P" system="example_system">https://example.com/url_to_program_poster.jpg</image> <image type="backdrop" size="3" orient="L" system="example_system">https://example.com/url_to_program_backdrop.jpg</image> </programme> This might provide more flexibility and specificity for different types of images compared to using the <icon> tag. I’m curious if Emby supports the <image> tag in the XMLTV format? If anyone has experience or insights on this, it would be great to hear your thoughts. Thanks!
Luke 38847 Posted May 26, 2024 Posted May 26, 2024 Hi, currently only the icon node is processed, but we could certainly look at supporting image.
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