GetWizPnP Release
From OpenWiz
This page allows you to download getWizPnP in a convenient form for installation. You can also access the getWizPnP source code from the getWizPnP Trac repository.
Thanks to alwayslooking on the Beyonwiz Forum for providing Web hosting for the distribution files themselves.
getWizPnP Current Release
This is a replacement for release 0.4.3. Please use this version instead of 0.4.3.
Thanks to glow on the Beyonwiz forum for finding the bugs in the length of the --ts recording transfers for Keep A->B or Copy A->B to New File recordings, and the problem with transferring "topped" recordings.
- Version 0.4.3a
Download getWizPnP 0.4.3a
Release notes
- New in 0.4.3a
- Worked around a bug in the Beyonwiz firmware that caused too much of a recording to be transferred in --ts mode if the recording had been edited/created with Keep A->B or Copy A->B to New File.
- Changed the outputs of recording sizes, transfer rates and recording bitrates from MiB and MiB to MB and Mb.
- Fixed in 0.4.3a
- Worked around a bug in the Beyonwiz firmware that caused too much of a recording to be transferred in --ts mode if the recording had been edited/created with Keep A->B or Copy A->B to New File. This is strictly a workaraound for a Beyonwiz bug, rather than a getWizPnP bug fix.
- Recordings that have been "topped" now transfer correctly in --ts mode.
- If you specify --resume on a "topped" recording that hasn't been started, the recording transfers correctly.
- Bugs in 0.4.3a
- The changes to the file indexing from 1.05.283 mean that if you delete a recording on the Beyonwiz (--delete/--move), it will remain in the internal index (i.e. visible in the file player, and visible in WizFX) until you start a recording index rebuild using FILEPLAYER, SOUNDTRACK on the remote, or a HDD check is done. This can only be fixed in the Beyonwiz firmware.
- In free-to-air EPGs, the information used by getWizPnP for the episode name is sometimes actually the program synopsis.
