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#!/volume1/@appstore/python/bin/python | |
import datetime, os, json | |
# Write upcoming Tvheadend recording start dates to Synology power scheduler | |
# i.e. turn on your Synology so Tvheadend can record. | |
# Usage: ./pvr_poweron.py > /etc/power_sched.conf (or use cron) | |
# location of Tvheadend PVR-schedule files: | |
PVR_DIR="/usr/local/tvheadend/var/dvr/log" | |
# Day-code constants for power scheduler Monday-Sunday: | |
DAYS = (16908288, 17039360, 17301504, 17825792, 18874368, 20971520, 16842752) | |
# read in all the recording start dates | |
start_dates = [] | |
for f in os.listdir(PVR_DIR): | |
f = open(os.path.join(PVR_DIR,f), 'r') | |
data = f.read() | |
f.close() | |
data = json.loads(data) | |
start_dates.append(int(data.get('start'))) | |
# print out config file, with upcoming dates | |
print '[Power On schedule]' | |
for date in start_dates: | |
date = date - 600 | |
d = datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp(date) | |
n = datetime.datetime.now() | |
#print d.isoformat() | |
day_constant = DAYS[d.weekday()] | |
time_offset = 256*d.hour + d.minute | |
time_code = day_constant + time_offset | |
if d > n: print time_code | |
print '[Power Off schedule]' |
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