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| + | [[#2002|2002]] - [[#April 2003|April 2003]] - [[#March_2003|March 2003]] - [[#September_2003|September 2003]] - [[#November_2003|November 2003]] - [[#December_2003|December 2003]] - [[#May_2004|May 2004]] - [[#June_2004|June 2004]] - [[#July_2004|July 2004]] - [[#September_2004|September 2004]] - [[#April_2005|April 2005]] - [[#June_2005|June 2005]] - [[#August_2005|August 2005]] - [[#October_2005|October 2005]] - [[#November_2005|November 2005]] - [[#December_2005|December 2005]] - [[#March_2006|March 2006]] - [[#May_2006|May 2006]] - [[#November_2006|November 2006]] - [[#December_2006|December 2006]] | ||
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===2002=== | ===2002=== | ||
| − | Martin has analysed the TVgenial data format and put the specifications online, hoping that someone would write a client for the data, which would also run on Martin's [http:// | + | Martin has analysed the TVgenial data format and put the specifications online, hoping that someone would write a client for the data, which would also run on Martin's [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macintosh Mac]. Due to a lack of interest, Martin started to write a client on his own in January 2003, using the plaform independent language [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_%28programming_language%29 Java]. |
| − | He offered this client to [http://www.tvgenial.de TVgenial], as they have | + | He offered this client to [http://www.tvgenial.de TVgenial], as they only have one client, that runs but on Windows systems. |
===April 2003=== | ===April 2003=== | ||
| − | When TVgenial rejected the offered client, Martin decided to offer his client under the name "TV-Browser" as [http:// | + | When TVgenial rejected the offered client, Martin decided to offer his client under the name "TV-Browser" as [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Source Open Source-project] on [http://sourceforge.net/projects/tvbrowser SourceForge]. |
| − | For legal reasons he removed the part which would load data from TVgenial. Instead, Martin designed the system in order to allow others to read | + | For legal reasons he removed the part which would load data from TVgenial. Instead, Martin designed the system in order to allow others to read own data (today known as [[Plugin#TV-Data_Services|TV-Data Services]]), which means that a TV-Browser existed, but did not contain any data. |
===March 2003=== | ===March 2003=== | ||
| − | Til joined Martin and wrote the first public [[ | + | Til joined Martin and wrote the first public [[Plugin#TV-Data_Services|TV-Data Service]]. He got his TV data in [http://membled.com/work/apps/xmltv/ XMLTV]-format from an Austrian server. |
===September 2003=== | ===September 2003=== | ||
| − | The host of the server that provided the XMLTV-data | + | The host of the server that provided the XMLTV-data discontinued his service, hence TV-Browser didn't have any more data. |
===November 2003=== | ===November 2003=== | ||
| − | The first version with own TV data is online. Martin and Til had created an own TV-data format (... as Martin knew by now how to do this http://forum.tvbrowser.org/images/smiles/icon_wink.gif ). | + | The first version with its own TV data is online. Martin and Til had created an own TV-data format (... as Martin knew by now how to do this http://forum.tvbrowser.org/images/smiles/icon_wink.gif ). Both started with a rather meager choice of channels, but were nevertheless confident, that they soon would be able to stock up the number of available channels. |
Since then, the data is directly drawn from the channels, exported into the TV-Browser format and provided on servers, which had been provided by volunteers specially for the TV-Browser project. | Since then, the data is directly drawn from the channels, exported into the TV-Browser format and provided on servers, which had been provided by volunteers specially for the TV-Browser project. | ||
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===December 2003=== | ===December 2003=== | ||
| − | [http://www.wannawork.de Bodo] joins the TV-Browser project. Firstly adds a few smaller [[plugins]] ([[WebPlugin|Google.de_Suche]], [[WebPlugin|Imdb.com_Suche]]), later supplies the [[TV- | + | [http://www.wannawork.de Bodo] joins the TV-Browser project. Firstly adds a few smaller [[plugin|plugins]] ([[WebPlugin|Google.de_Suche]], [[WebPlugin|Imdb.com_Suche]]), later supplies the [[TV_Rater|TV-Rater]]-plugin and finally joins the development team. |
===May 2004=== | ===May 2004=== | ||
| − | ProSiebenSat.1 Media AG refuses the use of their data by the TV-Browser-team - for legal reasons as they | + | ProSiebenSat.1 Media AG refuses the use of their data by the TV-Browser-team - for legal reasons as they claim. Hence, the channels Pro7, Sat1, Kabel1 and N24 are not available. [http://hilfe.tvbrowser.org/viewtopic.php?t=333 Forum] |
===May 2004=== | ===May 2004=== | ||
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===July 2004=== | ===July 2004=== | ||
| − | ProSiebenSat.1 Media AG grants the usage of their | + | ProSiebenSat.1 Media AG grants the usage of their program preview in TV-Browser. |
===September 2004=== | ===September 2004=== | ||
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===April 2005=== | ===April 2005=== | ||
| − | First introduction of a few new [[ | + | First introduction of a few new [[New_Features_in_TV_browser_2.0|features, which TV-Browser version 2.0 would contain]]. |
===June 2005=== | ===June 2005=== | ||
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After alltogether 2 Alpha and 2 Beta versions, Version 2.0 is released at the end of August. | After alltogether 2 Alpha and 2 Beta versions, Version 2.0 is released at the end of August. | ||
| − | René Mach (aka ds10) | + | René Mach (aka ds10) joins the team. |
===October 2005=== | ===October 2005=== | ||
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===November 2005=== | ===November 2005=== | ||
| − | [http://www.arborelius.se/ Joakim Arborelius] (aka Inforama) joins the team. He is the first | + | [http://www.arborelius.se/ Joakim Arborelius] (aka Inforama) joins the team. He is the first developer from abroad and works on the Swedish translations and the [[Swedb]]-plugin. |
The Final of TV-Browser 2.1 is released. | The Final of TV-Browser 2.1 is released. | ||
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After another Beta in mid-May, the final version 2.2 is released on our renewed homepage. | After another Beta in mid-May, the final version 2.2 is released on our renewed homepage. | ||
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| + | ===November 2006=== | ||
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| + | The first Alpha version of TV-Browser 2.5 is released. | ||
| + | 2.5 (alpha) and (beta1) | ||
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| + | ===December 2006=== | ||
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| + | (beta2) and (beta3) | ||
| + | Final version 2.5 released. | ||
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| + | [[de:Entstehungsgeschichte]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:44, 28 September 2007
| Contents:
2002 - April 2003 - March 2003 - September 2003 - November 2003 - December 2003 - May 2004 - June 2004 - July 2004 - September 2004 - April 2005 - June 2005 - August 2005 - October 2005 - November 2005 - December 2005 - March 2006 - May 2006 - November 2006 - December 2006 |
2002
Martin has analysed the TVgenial data format and put the specifications online, hoping that someone would write a client for the data, which would also run on Martin's Mac. Due to a lack of interest, Martin started to write a client on his own in January 2003, using the plaform independent language Java.
He offered this client to TVgenial, as they only have one client, that runs but on Windows systems.
April 2003
When TVgenial rejected the offered client, Martin decided to offer his client under the name "TV-Browser" as Open Source-project on SourceForge.
For legal reasons he removed the part which would load data from TVgenial. Instead, Martin designed the system in order to allow others to read own data (today known as TV-Data Services), which means that a TV-Browser existed, but did not contain any data.
March 2003
Til joined Martin and wrote the first public TV-Data Service. He got his TV data in XMLTV-format from an Austrian server.
September 2003
The host of the server that provided the XMLTV-data discontinued his service, hence TV-Browser didn't have any more data.
November 2003
The first version with its own TV data is online. Martin and Til had created an own TV-data format (... as Martin knew by now how to do this http://forum.tvbrowser.org/images/smiles/icon_wink.gif ). Both started with a rather meager choice of channels, but were nevertheless confident, that they soon would be able to stock up the number of available channels.
Since then, the data is directly drawn from the channels, exported into the TV-Browser format and provided on servers, which had been provided by volunteers specially for the TV-Browser project.
December 2003
Bodo joins the TV-Browser project. Firstly adds a few smaller plugins (Google.de_Suche, Imdb.com_Suche), later supplies the TV-Rater-plugin and finally joins the development team.
May 2004
ProSiebenSat.1 Media AG refuses the use of their data by the TV-Browser-team - for legal reasons as they claim. Hence, the channels Pro7, Sat1, Kabel1 and N24 are not available. Forum
May 2004
The 1.0 Release Candidates are released despite the declining number of users due to the missing channels of the ProSieben-Group.
June 2004
Finally an own domain. The forum moves from Bodo's server and the homepage from Sourceforge to its new home: tvbrowser.org.
July 2004
ProSiebenSat.1 Media AG grants the usage of their program preview in TV-Browser.
September 2004
Release of 1.0 Final.
April 2005
First introduction of a few new features, which TV-Browser version 2.0 would contain.
June 2005
First Alpha of TV-Browser 2.0 released.
August 2005
After alltogether 2 Alpha and 2 Beta versions, Version 2.0 is released at the end of August. René Mach (aka ds10) joins the team.
October 2005
The first Beta of version 2.1 is released. The main focus is on the improvement of the channel group management and the trapping of bugs caused by plugins.
November 2005
Joakim Arborelius (aka Inforama) joins the team. He is the first developer from abroad and works on the Swedish translations and the Swedb-plugin.
The Final of TV-Browser 2.1 is released.
December 2005
Björn Balazs joins the team via OpenUsability. He will be our consultant. His first job was helping us in carrying out and analysing our first usability-survey.
March 2006
Bodo takes over the project management from Martin. Martin will nevertheless stay with the TV-Browser-team and take over the release-management.
May 2006
The first Beta of TV-Browser 2.2 is released. Right after the release PCWelt.de reports about it, although the Beta had not been published but in our forum.
After another Beta in mid-May, the final version 2.2 is released on our renewed homepage.
November 2006
The first Alpha version of TV-Browser 2.5 is released. 2.5 (alpha) and (beta1)
December 2006
(beta2) and (beta3) Final version 2.5 released.
