Browser-based Enigma2 Channel Editor – looking for testers

[eloufir]

Hi everyone,

I've been working on a browser-based Enigma2 channel and bouquet editor, and I'm currently looking for users who can test it with their own real-world settings.
The idea is to edit Enigma2 settings directly in the browser instead of installing a Windows application.
The editor supports the Enigma2 channel database and bouquets and allows you to work with large channel lists, remove unwanted or duplicate services, and organise/reorder bouquets before exporting the settings again.

You can try it here:

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I'm particularly interested in users with large or multi-satellite setups, different receivers and different Enigma2 images.

What I'd really like to know after a test:

• Does your settings package load correctly?
• Are channels and bouquets preserved correctly?
• Is the original order maintained?
• Are markers and different service types handled correctly?
• Can the exported files be used normally on the receiver?

I'm the developer, and I'm still improving the Enigma2 support, so problems and edge cases are just as valuable to me as successful tests.
If anyone has a complicated or unusual settings package, I'd actually be very interested in testing that.
Please keep a backup of your original /etc/enigma2 files before importing modified settings.

Thanks!

 

[bellejt]

nice but dangerous if you have iptv in your channellists that your credentials are visible

 

[eloufir]

Thanks for the warning. I mainly work with satellite channel lists, and honestly, so far I’ve never come across a file containing IPTV credentials or other IPTV data.
But thanks for pointing this out — I’ll definitely look into this and make sure to check for it.

 

[Huevos]

Thanks for the warning. I mainly work with satellite channel lists, and honestly, so far I’ve never come across a file containing IPTV credentials or other IPTV data.
But thanks for pointing this out — I’ll definitely look into this and make sure to check for it.

You want openvix users to upload their private data to your site. That is a major security risk, so thread closed.