Screen grab now save the filename has: channelname_timestamp.jpg

[pr2git]

Describe the bug When performing a screenshot (grab screen) from OpenWebif the default name include the full service reference. Now it is replaced by the channelname.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go into screenshot menu
2. Right click on the image
3. Select save as... and watch the default proposed name.

Expected behavior Please provide an option to retrieve the old behavior. This was really the easiest way to cut and paste the currently watched channels service-reference. I could not find anywhere else in the OpenWebif the currently watched channel service reference where I can cut and paster it easily.

This was really useful to report changes to people managing the XMLTV EPG file (in my case Doglover for the RytecEPG).

So please either:

• if you want the name please also include the service reference
• if you don't want the service reference please display it somewhere where we can easily perform a cut and paster of it.
• Having just the channelname + timestamp you miss an important information because for example I can receive 5 times the same channel with the same name from 3 differents satellites + DVB-C so TF1_20210306....jpg is not mentionning where the screenshot was taken from only the service reference provide the full information (I can receive it twice on 5°W also so adding the satellite is neither an option).

Image (please complete the following information):

• OS: OpenPLI
• Version 8 develop

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• Browser chrome
• Version 89.0.4389.82

Additional context Have an easy to retrieve and cut and paste the currently watched TV show service references.

[Grumpy-Geoff]

Can't you get that info under "Channel Info" - Classic: Television / Current Modern: Television / hamburger / Current, or Extras / Channel Info http://{STB}/#current

[WanWizard]

The service reference isn't mentioned anywhere in the classic UI. It would be handy to add it to the "Current event" block.

Scratch that, looking with my nose. It is there is both underscore and colon notation.