@7up, same bug we are talking about… @Davidvr submitted the fix but it has not been picked up yet.
Yup… same here… I can wait…
@Davidvr, any way to prod them? If they don’t pull today I am guessing everyone using it will be out of luck this weekend
Thanks. I appreciate the efforts made for the Plex plug-in until TabloTV steps up and releases a native app
The channel was updated, might require a restart of plex (in my case) to get it updated.
Pull request was committed 38 minutes ago - time to try it out.
Beat me to it
@Davidvr and everyone else. WORKED FOR ME!! Thanks for giving up part of your weekend and a lot of your time!
Working now. I had to uninstall from Plex and reinstall, restart, but maybe I was just too impatient. But the app was up four hours ago, so it appears that auto update didn’t.
I don’t know how these things work, but I assume the Roku Plex channel, with the Tablo channel in it, just show what they are given. Two things come to mind. First, Nuvyyo should buy a license to the channel, with a royalty per download. There is a huge Plex community much, much bigger than Tablo, that has been asked every year what new capability they want, and “Live TV and PVR” have been the heavy favorite, yet Plex has done nothing about it. Now along comes Tablo with a complete, user friendly (sort of) solution, and the first/only one to do this. Silicon Dust does not have a solution (I tried). So the revenue / value of Tablo would be tremendously increased by encouraging the Tablo channel to be fully supported, then spread the word through all the Plex user groups (there are dozens).
BTW: if the producers of the Plex Tablo channel would put up a PayPal link I would gladly throw $20 in the pot for the channel.
The Plex Tablo channel developers are separate from the Tablo developers. I don’t think Tablo is looking to monetize the apps for their product. You already pay for the device and a yearly subscription fee. Regardless this discussion is quite different than what I was talking about in this thread - no hijacking please
@oldmike The Tablo channel is a open source project, In regards to some of what you said, my goal with it has always been two fold, to implement a way to access the Tablo remotely with more options, I.E. lower bandwidth usage and not using one of the Tablo tuners and 2, to make the data accessible in way the Tablo GUI itself does not, IE Recent recordings ordered by date recorded and Scheduled Recordings, showing what is going to be recorded. If I can think of a good way to delete old recordings I will definitely implement it, I’ve already implemented a script a while back to delete duplicate recordings http://www.vanronk.net/2014/09/11/remove-tablo-duplicate-recordings/ and it wouldn’t be too hard to do the same inside of the plugin, I’m just hesitant because what if it blows up and accidentally deletes more than it should, or worse, deletes everything.
@Davidvr
Did you see my previous post about when using an External IP with the IP Ooverride feature that not all the screens in the channel load properly? This is both from the Plex Media Server interface directly on the computer, and the Roke interface.
@theuser86 I know why that is but it might be hard to fix , the problem is the api does not provide all of the information used, a bit of it uses the roku api that is on a different port
Thanks! But how about when not using the Roku? Just using the Plex Tablo channel on the PMS still utilizes the Roku API?
@theuser86 The open API that the channel uses does not provide information on the scheduled recording or about the tablo itself, so in those cases I call the Roku API on the tablo to provide that information.
@Davidvr
Ah that makes sense - thanks for the clarification. I can access the Live TV and Recordings so that's the most important part. Scheduling can be done through the iPad or the Chrome browser.