Vaders EPG is now sorted.
Sam is there any news on the time out issue please, is this addressed in the update. Thanks for all your efforts.....
MYTVONLINE shuts down after 2 hours
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My biggest issue is that MYTVONLINE shuts down after 2 hours, this limits how far ahead you can use the record facility.
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My biggest issue is that MYTVONLINE shuts down after 2 hours, this limits how far ahead you can use the record facility.
Hi, the inactivity standby limit is controlled by the service provider.
We will look into the box not waking up when a recording is scheduled.
In the future, please start a new thread for issues unrelated to the current discussion.
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No this is the box doing It, brings up an inactivity box which you have to confirm to continue watching. I've checked with the IPTV supplier and they don't have a time out. This doesn't happen on any other device.
Cheers
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No this is the box doing It, brings up an inactivity box which you have to confirm to continue watching. I've checked with the IPTV supplier and they don't have a time out. This doesn't happen on any other device.
Cheers
So many inaccuracies in this statement.
MYTVOnline receives the "Playback Limit" parameter from the server and shuts down the box accordingly.
Maybe your provider is a reseller and doesn't have access rights to change that setting.If you would like to learn more about how the inactivity standby timer is supposed to work, please start a new thread.
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Moved all postings about Playback Limit from EPG thread into this thread.
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Please stop to open every time new threads for same request or issue, it`s just non productiv. Use same thread for posting and don`t post in several with other issues, it makes other threads off topic. -
So many inaccuracies in this statement.
MYTVOnline receives the "Playback Limit" parameter from the server and shuts down the box accordingly.
Maybe your provider is a reseller and doesn't have access rights to change that setting.If you would like to learn more about how the inactivity standby timer is supposed to work, please start a new thread.
I'm interested in the inaccuracies you talk of... A condescending attitude helps nobody..
Sorry but this box is driving me insane and it's not changed since the day I bought it.
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Didn't mean to put you on the spot, but inaccurate and false utterances hurt the community if they aren't called out immediately.
Regarding your recording issue, the cause seems less to do with the auto-shutdown, but more to do with the fact that the box shuts down and doesn't wake up to record something you have scheduled.
This is something Formuler engineers will look into starting next week."Playback Limit"
MYTVOnline uses Stalker protocol.
Stalker is a middleware protocol designed for rapid deployment and easy management of IPTV/OTT TV service.
When a client connects to a stalker portal, the server sends a list of channels along with many other parameters/data pertaining to the service.
Some of these parameters are "rules" set by the server operator that the box must abide by.
One of these rules is "Playback Limit."
Playback Limit sets the maximum amount of time a single channel can be watched without any user activity.
Some servers have no limit and some do have limits.
MYTVOnline abides by this limit as does any MAG device.With that said, a new menu item in MYTVOnline will be available in the next release.
When there is no playback limit set by the service operator, the user can set the inactivity auto-shutdown timer themselves: OFF, 1hr, 2hr, 3hr. -
I don't see this auto shut down option here, maybe the guys forgot to implement it.
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Then you didn`t look properly or still use old MOL. The settings can be found under MOL-> menu -> settings -> playback limit.
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hey @SAM I also don’t see this setting? I’m running the latest firmware and MYTVONLINE version. From within the MYTVONLINE app I press menu while watching a chanel, and then I go to settings. I obviously see a bunch of options (buffer length, parental controls, time for the channel information bar to be displayed, etc) BUT I don’t see any option to modify playback limit?
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hey @SAM I also don’t see this setting? I’m running the latest firmware and MYTVONLINE version. From within the MYTVONLINE app I press menu while watching a chanel, and then I go to settings. I obviously see a bunch of options (buffer length, parental controls, time for the channel information bar to be displayed, etc) BUT I don’t see any option to modify playback limit?
Are you using a Stalker Portal? If so, the timeouts are set by your IPTV provider and aren't changeable.
If you are using an m3u playlist, you'll see the options as Sam mentioned.
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"Playback Limit"
MYTVOnline uses Stalker protocol.
Stalker is a middleware protocol designed for rapid deployment and easy management of IPTV/OTT TV service.
When a client connects to a stalker portal, the server sends a list of channels along with many other parameters/data pertaining to the service.
Some of these parameters are "rules" set by the server operator that the box must abide by.
One of these rules is "Playback Limit."
Playback Limit sets the maximum amount of time a single channel can be watched without any user activity.
Some servers have no limit and some do have limits.
MYTVOnline abides by this limit as does any MAG device.With that said, a new menu item in MYTVOnline will be available in the next release.
When there is no playback limit set by the service operator, the user can set the inactivity auto-shutdown timer themselves: OFF, 1hr, 2hr, 3hr, 4hr.