where did everybody go?
Posted: Tue Sep 27, 2011 4:23 pm
its been dead for almost a week now and i haven't heard from anyone. is anyone there?
Forums dedicated to the best electronic program guide of all time.
https://ariweinstein.com/prevue/
oh ok. i guess im the only one here who graduated with no college or job.AriX wrote:Busy with school and other projects!
Same here, very busy!AriX wrote:Busy with school and other projects!
well im happy to see that its going to plan. me i'm not doing anything with it except for figuring out how to get your setup as prevue guide because i'm stuck on the TV Guide Channel., however i am uploading some unheard prevue and sneak prevue music no one else heard. i'm gonna check back when you guys are off.20CenturyFan wrote:(Breaks the silence )
While I am working and in college, I thought I would also mention that I made progress on my "realistic" emulation of Prevue. Check out the youtube video below that i just posted. Sorry for the crappy sound... I recorded this from my TV with my cellphone. I know the clock lags a little bit in the emulator... but I am doing this from a 7 year old laptop with Windows 7, and the single core P4 barely keeps up (it is the only one with TV out).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlFpdtUuFRk
I have over 260 videos and around 30 songs in my rotation when I have my "emulated" Prevue going on my TV, but for this video, I handpicked the ones in there. The bumpers are from youtube videos (I modified one to make it longer), but the actual movie previews I made myself. If anyone ever gets a chance, get a 2nd screen, either a monitor or TV, and download KMPlayer. The customization of this player is what allowed me to make it appear as if the video was originating from the emulator itself.
Haha, same here. I find that code I wrote or concepts I learned for Prevue come in handy for things a lot. I'm starting a little internet TV channel with my friend Ben, and while it's off-air, it's going to have a "Coming Up" screen, modeled after a simple version of Sneak Prevue. The site is http://watchvertex.com/, but we haven't launched yet.tin wrote:Yeah, I got a job as well, which demands pretty much all my time atm. I'm glad to say the code I wrote to pump serial data into prevue came in useful as we needed a system that could pump serial data to a LED wallboard though! So my time wasn't completely wasted
I really really want to get the top half trigger codes worked out, and to update pgweb, but when? time will tell! Maybe i'll get a bit of time off at Christmas
BTW 20CenturyFan - that video looks really good!
kwest93 wrote:well im happy to see that its going to plan. me i'm not doing anything with it except for figuring out how to get your setup as prevue guide because i'm stuck on the TV Guide Channel., however i am uploading some unheard prevue and sneak prevue music no one else heard. i'm gonna check back when you guys are off.20CenturyFan wrote:(Breaks the silence )
While I am working and in college, I thought I would also mention that I made progress on my "realistic" emulation of Prevue. Check out the youtube video below that i just posted. Sorry for the crappy sound... I recorded this from my TV with my cellphone. I know the clock lags a little bit in the emulator... but I am doing this from a 7 year old laptop with Windows 7, and the single core P4 barely keeps up (it is the only one with TV out).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlFpdtUuFRk
I have over 260 videos and around 30 songs in my rotation when I have my "emulated" Prevue going on my TV, but for this video, I handpicked the ones in there. The bumpers are from youtube videos (I modified one to make it longer), but the actual movie previews I made myself. If anyone ever gets a chance, get a 2nd screen, either a monitor or TV, and download KMPlayer. The customization of this player is what allowed me to make it appear as if the video was originating from the emulator itself.