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# PseudoChannel.py - Your Home-Brewed TV Channels
*Update 06/30/2018 - At last, some more updates to this great program! Listed below are some of the fixes:
Update 06/30/2018 - At last, some more updates to this great program! Listed below are some of the fixes:
- Channel naming is now flexible, feel free to use as many as you want!
- Channel updating can now be conducted globally through the use of Global_DatabaseUpdate. No need to run for every single channel!
- Pesky problems regarding midnight, such as scheduling shows and starting a show after midnight, have been fixed.
- A more "client-friendly" installer has been made in update-channels-from-git.sh
IF THIS IS YOUR FIRST TIME: Welcome! Simply download "update-channels-from-git.sh", place in the folder you would like to place pseudochannel, and change the variable FIRST_RUN to true. Then run! You'll have your first five channels ready to go.
IF YOU'VE DONE THIS BEFORE: Same idea, but place "update-channels-from-git.sh" in your "channels" folder, then run. It will update all necessary files. If you have made any custom files along the way, no need to fear; this installer will not delete your own files that you made. It will also preserve your databases, config files, and tolken file.*
IF YOU'VE DONE THIS BEFORE: Same idea, but place "update-channels-from-git.sh" in your "channels" folder, then run. It will update all necessary files. If you have made any custom files along the way, no need to fear; this installer will not delete your own files that you made. It will also preserve your databases, config files, and tolken file.
*Update 12/03/2017 - Enabled Support for Custom Library Names - If already running PseudoChannel.py, the local DB must be deleted & then rebuilt running the "-u" option. The TV Shows queue can be preserved by using the "-e" & "-i" options, all together: `python PseudoChannel.py -e -u -i`*