EPG
Functions to query the Electronic Program(me) Guide.
epg/events/grid
Query the EPG and optionally apply filters.
lang
3-letter ISO639 language code. If not supplied, the language configured for the user is entered; otherwise the system default.mode
If set to the stringnow
then only events currently playing are listed.title
A (case-insensitive) string which must appear in the title to be listed.fulltext
If set to 1 then thetitle
string must match exactly. Default is 0.channel
The channel to show events from, specified either by channel name or uuid. Must be an exact match to the data from channel/list, otherwise all channels are returned.channelTag
The (single) channel tag to show events from, specified either by name or uuid. Must be an exact match to the data from channeltag/list, otherwise all tags are returned.durationMin
Shortest event to be listed (seconds).durationMax
Longest event to be listed (seconds).contentType
Integer representing the genre to be listed - see epg/content_type/list.filter
A JSON object describing the filter(s) to be applied. See Grid Filters for the syntax. String filters can only be applied to the 'channelName', 'title', 'subtitle', 'summary', 'description' and 'extraText' fields.sort
The key to be sorted by. Default is to sort by 'start'.dir
Ifsort
is specified, setting 'dir' to 'desc' reverses the sort orderstart
First record to be listed from the database, default is 0.limit
Number of records to list. Default is 50 - use a very large number to get all.new
If set to 1 then only events marked as 'new' will be included. Default is 0. The EPG source must identify 'new' events for this filter to work.cat1, cat2, cat3
XMLTV provides more details of the event category than the OTA EPG, and these parameters can be used to filter by XMLTV category. See Channel-Category.
EPG sources differ in the information which they provide, and there are many more information items possible than are included in the example below. Any items which have no data available will be omitted.
If the event is scheduled to be recorded, these extra items will appear:
Other possible values for dvrState
are "recording", "completed", "completedError", "completedWarning" and "completedRerecord". The 'completed' values can only be present if the recording stopped before the scheduled stop time.
epg/events/alternative
Lists alternative broadcasts of the same event.
eventId
Identifier of the event, eg taken from epg/events/grid.lang
3-letter ISO639 language code. If not supplied, the language configured for the user is entered; otherwise the system default.
The function looks for broadcasts having the same eventId, rather than using event CRIDs. It does not work on UK DVB-T.
This function does not work on TVH versions older than 4.2.4-5 or 4.3-589.
epg/events/related
Lists broadcasts related to the given event.
eventId
Identifier of the event, eg taken from epg/events/grid.lang
3-letter ISO639 language code. If not supplied, the language configured for the user is entered; otherwise the system default.
The function looks for events having the same series link ID as the given event, ie part of the same series of broadcasts. It therefore relies on the EPG provider filling in these details.
Note that the series link ID is unique to an individual set of broadcasts; if the series is repeated on a different channel (or at a different time) the series link will be different.
This function does not work on TVH versions older than 4.2.4-5 or 4.3-589.
From version 4.3.1711, if the given event does not have a series link ID, events in the EPG having the same title are returned.
epg/events/load
Lists details of specific event(s).
eventId
Identifier of the event, or a JSON array of event Ids.
The common parameters which apply to other 'load' functions do not work here.
epg/brand/list
A 'Brand' is a commonly-available show, eg "Simpsons". What constitutes a 'Brand' is up to the EPG provider.
This function was removed in version 4.3.1059.
epg/content_type/list
Lists the Content Type IDs extracted from ETSI EN 300 468 together with their descriptions. The Content Type ID appears in the output of epg/events/grid as "Genre". IDs described as 'Reserved' or 'User Defined' in the specification are given the description of the previous ID instead.
full
If set to 0 (the default) only the broad categories defined bycontent_nibble_level_1
in the specification are listed. If set to 1 all categories are listed.
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