Rat/Snapman's picons for users of Lraizer's Autobouquets

Attached is a copy of Rat's/Snapmans' picons for users of AB 28.2 with Autopicons enabled. They ahve already been converted to teh autopicon format. You will need to selct an ext filesystem for the symlinks.

You will only need to change picons when the picture has changed or a new channel takes the epg id of another one. AB 28.2 will look after the rest for you. Please read readme file that comes with Lraizer's AutoBouquets.

24 Apr 2014

It is Rat and Snapman work.

With regards to the symlinks, in the menu for AutoBouquets, the location you select for "Create AutoPicon Links" must be in a linux file system. The internal memory is in linux file system. If you have a flash drive that is in linux file sytem, that is fine too. You cannot use a fat32 USB stick for the links.

Here is an updated copy of picons already converted to use with AutoBouquets 28.2 by Lraizer. (Please do not confuse with ABM)

I have also attached txt files with symlinks for DVB_C and DVB_T. You will need to have a folder called "picon" on your internal memory if using the symlinks. There are two variations in the attachments. One points to picons being located on internal memory, other points to /media/usb/picon/ Open telnet console and paste contents of text file to create symlinks.

You can use these symlinks even if you use another set of Picons with AB 28.2.

Many thanks to Rat/Snapman for the picons. (Some bodge jobs by myself using MSpaint).

The Sat version of Lraizer's plugin will convert any existing picons, it maintains the symlinks so you dont have to worry about picons unless a new channel turns up or picture changes.

If your existing picons are in the AutoPicon format, then the attached symlinks will work. Copy contents of text file, start telnet client and then paste.

Snippet of contents

ln -s "/picon/282E_1758.png" "/picon/1_0_1_57E_E_F020_FFFF0000_0_0_0.png"
ln -s "/picon/282E_3150.png" "/picon/1_0_1_12E_3_F020_FFFF0000_0_0_0.png"
ln -s "/picon/282E_3022.png" "/picon/1_0_1_326_8_F020_FFFF0000_0_0_0.png"
ln -s "/picon/282E_3027.png" "/picon/1_0_1_323_8_F020_FFFF0000_0_0_0.png"
ln -s "/picon/282E_3022.png" "/picon/1_0_1_325_8_F020_FFFF0000_0_0_0.png"