Hi,
In GTMedia GTC there is a possibility to write directly do channel database, with no need to export/import xml files.
This could be done with Android ADB commands over wifi connection.
GTMedia GTC have a SQLite database with the channel list.
This could be accessed with this ADB commands:
adb connect
adb root
adb shell
su
cd /data/data/com.amlogic.tvservice/databases/
adb shell su 0 chmod 666 /data/data/com.amlogic.tvservice/databases/dvb.db
adb pull /data/data/com.amlogic.tvservice/databases/dvb.db .
-- Then you could read/write dvb.db with an ODBC connection (or mannually with SQLite DB Browser)
-- After edit dvb.db, you could push the file directly to GTC
adb connect
adb root
adb shell
su
adb push dvb.db /data/data/com.amlogic.tvservice/databases/
adb disconnect
I was doing a project in java programming language to do this, but I haven't had enough time...
Hi, In GTMedia GTC there is a possibility to write directly do channel database, with no need to export/import xml files. This could be done with Android ADB commands over wifi connection. GTMedia GTC have a SQLite database with the channel list.
This could be accessed with this ADB commands:
adb connect
adb root
adb shell
su
cd /data/data/com.amlogic.tvservice/databases/
adb shell su 0 chmod 666 /data/data/com.amlogic.tvservice/databases/dvb.db
adb pull /data/data/com.amlogic.tvservice/databases/dvb.db .
-- Then you could read/write dvb.db with an ODBC connection (or mannually with SQLite DB Browser)
-- After edit dvb.db, you could push the file directly to GTC
adb connect
adb root
adb shell
su
adb push dvb.db /data/data/com.amlogic.tvservice/databases/
adb disconnect
I was doing a project in java programming language to do this, but I haven't had enough time...
Regards Hugo Duro