2013-12-02, 11:37 PM
I am game ...
reven Wrote:If you missed it, I've been developing a NextPVR client for Samsung smart hub. It's goal is to replicate NextPVR gui as a samsung smart app. It allows you to view live tv, recordings etc, so you can have a nextpvr installed on a server/desktop and then doesn't require a htpc for your tvs.
It's not complete, however its pretty good IMO (biased of course ), and I need a few people to test it on different devices. I only have access to two 2013 tvs and a 2012 tv. I would like to test it on a 2011 tv and a few bluray players.
What's currently done (i've asked sub to make a sub forum for requests,bugs etc)
- Main Menu
- TV Guide, you can browse all your listings, see whats scheduled to be recorded, watch live tv, see program details and open the "Record" dialog (however recording isn't done yet, waiting on api doc/changes)
- Recordings, currently only available, pending and whats new works (whats new is currently all recordings in last week which I dont think is the same as the real nextpvr gui)
- Settings, this allows you to specify the nextpvr server (hostname/ip and port)
It needs the ability to record, thats the #1 priority on my list and i'll likely have this done before anyone actually tests this, but just need to find a few testers out there.
To test the app, you need to sign in as "develop" on your tv.
2013 models sign in as develop
Once you become a beta tester ill send you further instructions, but you need to be able to get "IP Address" and the "sync" button, if you can't manage to find this, then you wont be able to beta test it.
- Open the system menu by pushing the "Menu" button
- Go to "Smart"
- click the "Sign in" menu item
- Enter "develop" as the username with no password
- Done, now in the smart hub in the top right menu you should have "IP Address" and a "Sync" button
you'll need to google how to sign in with different models
I also want some expert nextpvr users, people who know the tricks you can do that i've missed (ive never actually used nextpvr as a frontend, used gb-pvr for years though )
[video=youtube;yaXdDU_gdU8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yaXdDU_gdU8[/video]