Hello roland1,
This looks very promising, but I don't get it to work. I already use MediathekView, but on a low-resource system directly using VLC might be snappier.
First tried it on our 'television computer' (connected to tv screen) running 32bit BunsenLabs Helium (~Debian 9); then on my main computer running 64bit Manjaro with 4.9 kernel. Both using VLC v3.0.3. The result seems the same for both systems:
* 'mediathek' does show in VLC's 'Internet' list
* when clicking on that, a loading icon appears (pie-chart like) for a while in the box where the program list should appear; after some 20 seconds it stops 'turning' and nothing else appears in the box; when moving the mouse cursor over to the box, the icon disappears, and nothing else happens
* meanwhile the files mediathek.database (144.2 Mb) and mediathek.log (421 bytes) are created in ~/.local/share/vlc,
with read/write access (the ~/.local/share/vlc folder has r/w access too)
* the content of the .database file looks sensible (all the expected program info); the .log file says:
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[2018-11-22-10-36-43] MESG: header=Sender Thema Titel Datum Zeit Dauer Größe [MB] Beschreibung Url Website Url Untertitel Url RTMP Url Klein Url RTMP Klein Url HD Url RTMP HD DatumL Url History Geo neu
[2018-11-22-10-36-43] MESG: arglist=now,playcount,Sender,Thema,Titel,Datum,Zeit,Dauer,Gr_e_MB_,Beschreibung,Url,Website,Url_Untertitel,Url_RTMP,Url_Klein,Url_RTMP_Klein,Url_HD,Url_RTMP_HD,DatumL,Url_History,Geo,neu
So at first sight it looks like the database may be installed correctly, but VLC somehow can't handle it? I thought there might be a RAM/CPU bottleneck, but checking the system monitor, it doesn't really look like it (only a moderate and brief CPU spike)...
Any ideas, things to try?
Many thanks!