xmltv/grab/uk_rt prog_titles_to_process, 1.644, 1.645
Nick Morrott <[email protected]> Wed, 22 Jun 2016 21:08:17 +0000
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Update of /cvsroot/xmltv/xmltv/grab/uk_rt In directory sfp-cvs-1.v30.ch3.sourceforge.com:/tmp/cvs-serv4301/grab/uk_rt Modified Files: prog_titles_to_process Log Message: Structural changes. No new fixups Index: prog_titles_to_process =================================================================== RCS file: /cvsroot/xmltv/xmltv/grab/uk_rt/prog_titles_to_process,v retrieving revision 1.644 retrieving revision 1.645 diff -C2 -d -r1.644 -r1.645 *** prog_titles_to_process 16 Jun 2016 00:17:40 -0000 1.644 --- prog_titles_to_process 22 Jun 2016 21:08:14 -0000 1.645 *************** *** 1,100 **** # prog_titles_to_process # # $Id$ # ! ######################### COPYRIGHT NOTICE '################################### ! ## ! ## NOTE: The Radio Times (and others) have copyright over the description ! ## text used in listings. Descriptions are included in this file in ! ## order to improve the listings uk_rt generates and for no other ! ## reason. ! ## ! ############################################################################### ! ## ! ## This file contains programme titles that should be processed in order to ! ## produce more consistent programme titles and subtitles. Some programme ! ## entries in the listings data from the Radio Times contain subtitle/episode ! ## information in the title field, others may contain the programme title ! ## and subtitle reversed, and yet more may contain 'season' information that is ! ## not part of the programme title. When these entries have a colon separating ! ## the title and subtitle components, we use the colon to split the title and ! ## subtitle accordingly. We also flag specific programme titles that are given ! ## inconsistently across channels, and provide a consistent title to use in ! ## these cases. ! ## ! ## By default, the tv_grab_uk_rt grabber will read this file and process any ! ## matching programme titles found in the listings data against the flagged ! ## titles below. Title processing can be disabled during configuration. ! ## ! ## Each programme title to process is listed below, with one title per line. ! ## Comments are allowed and ignored. Each entry contains 2 pipe-delimited ! ## fields, the first of which should contain a procesing code, the second ! ## the programme title entry or non-title text seen in the Radio Times data. ! ## How the entry is processed depends upon the value of the processing code in ! ## the first field. Processing codes used are: ! ## ! ## 1) The text in the second field is non-title text that is to be removed from ! ## any programme titles found containing this text at the beginning of the ! ## <title> element, separated from the actual title with a colon. ! ## ! ## 2) The text in the second field is the desired title of a programme when the ! ## raw listings data contains both the programme's title _and_ episode in ! ## the title ($title:$episode). We reassign the episode information to the ! ## <episode> element, leaving only the programme title in the <title> element. ! ## ! ## 3) The text in the second field is the desired title of a programme when the ! ## raw listings data contains both the programme's episode _and_ title in ! ## the title ($episode:$title). We reassign the episode information to the ! ## <episode> element, leaving only the programme title in the <title> element. ! ## ! ## 4) The text in the second field is the desired title of a programme which is ! ## listed in the raw listings data as the programme's episode (i.e. the title ! ## and episode details have been reversed). We therefore reverse the ! ## assignment to ensure the <title> and <episode> elements contain the correct ! ## information. ! ## ! ## 5) The text in the second field contains two programme titles, separated by a ! ## tilde (~). The first title is the inconsistent programme title to search ! ## for during processing, and the second title is a consistent title to ! ## as a replacement in the listings output. Programme titles can be ! ## inconsistent across channels (e.g. Law and Order vs Law & Order) or use ! ## inconsistent grammar (xxxx's vs xxxxs'), so we provide a consistent ! ## title, obtained from the programme itself, its website or other media, ! ## to use instead. ! ## ! ## 6) The text in the second field contains a programme title and a programme ! ## category (genre), separated by a tilde (~). Categories can be assigned ! ## to uncategorised programmes (which can be determined by running the grabber ! ## with debug output). ! ## ! ## 7) The text in the second field contains a programme title, an old episode ! ## value and a new episode value, all separated by tildes (~). ! ## ! ## 8) The text in the second field contains an old programme title, an old episode ! ## value, a new programme title and a new episode value. The old and new titles ! ## MUST be given, the episode fields can be left empty but the field itself ! ## must be present. ! ## ! ## 9) The text in the second field contains a programme title, a new episode ! ## value to update, and a description to match against. ! ## ! ## 10) The text in the second field contains an old programme title, an old episode ! ## value, a new programme title, a new episode value and the episode description. ! ## The old and new titles and description MUST be given, the episode fields can ! ## be left empty but the field itself must be present. ! ## ! ## 11) The text in the second field contains a programme 'brand' and a new title to ! ## be extracted from subtitle field and promoted to programme titlei, replacing ! ## the brand title. These fields are separated by a tilde (~). ! ## ! ## 12) The text in the second field contains a film title and a programme ! ## category (genre), separated by a tilde (~). Some film-related programmes are ! ## incorrectly flagged as films and should to be re-assigned to a more suitable ! ## genre. ! ## ! ## 13) The text in the second field contains a programme title and arbitrary text to ! ## be removed from the start/end of the programme's subtitle, separated by a ! ## tilde (~). If the text to be removed precedes or follows a colon/hyphen, the ! ## colon/hyphen is removed also. # # Type 1 fixups --- 1,116 ---- + ############################################################################## + # + # File summary + # # prog_titles_to_process # # $Id$ # ! ############################################################################## ! # ! # Copyright Notice ! # ! # The Radio Times (and others) have copyright over the description text used ! # in listings. Descriptions are included in this file in order to improve the ! # listings uk_rt generates and for no other reason. ! # ! ############################################################################## ! # ! # Summary of Fixups ! # ! # This file contains programme titles that should be processed in order to ! # produce more consistent programme titles and subtitles. Some programme ! # entries in the listings data from the Radio Times contain subtitle/episode ! # information in the title field, others may contain the programme title ! # and subtitle reversed, and yet more may contain 'season' information that is ! # not part of the programme title. When these entries have a colon separating ! # the title and subtitle components, we use the colon to split the title and ! # subtitle accordingly. We also flag specific programme titles that are given ! # inconsistently across channels, and provide a consistent title to use in ! # these cases. ! # ! # By default, the tv_grab_uk_rt grabber will read this file and process any ! # matching programme titles found in the listings data against the flagged ! # titles below. Title processing can be disabled during configuration. ! # ! # Each programme fixup to process is listed below, with one title per line. ! # Comments (lines starting with #) are allowed and ignored. ! # ! # Each entry contains 2 pipe-delimited fields: ! # - the first field contains a procesing code ! # - the second field contains tilde-delimited fixup fields ! # ! # How an entry is processed depends upon the processing code in the first ! # field. Processing codes used are: ! # ! # 1) The text in the second field is non-title text that is to be removed from ! # any programme titles found containing this text at the beginning of the ! # <title> element, separated from the actual title with a colon. ! # ! # 2) The text in the second field is the desired title of a programme when the ! # raw listings data contains both the programme's title _and_ episode in ! # the title ($title:$episode). We reassign the episode information to the ! # <episode> element, leaving only the programme title in the <title> element. ! # ! # 3) The text in the second field is the desired title of a programme when the ! # raw listings data contains both the programme's episode _and_ title in ! # the title ($episode:$title). We reassign the episode information to the ! # <episode> element, leaving only the programme title in the <title> element. ! # ! # 4) The text in the second field is the desired title of a programme which is ! # listed in the raw listings data as the programme's episode (i.e. the title ! # and episode details have been reversed). We therefore reverse the ! # assignment to ensure the <title> and <episode> elements contain the correct ! # information. ! # ! # 5) The text in the second field contains two programme titles, separated by a ! # tilde (~). The first title is the inconsistent programme title to search ! # for during processing, and the second title is a consistent title to ! # as a replacement in the listings output. Programme titles can be ! # inconsistent across channels (e.g. Law and Order vs Law & Order) or use ! # inconsistent grammar (xxxx's vs xxxxs'), so we provide a consistent ! # title, obtained from the programme itself, its website or other media, ! # to use instead. ! # ! # 6) The text in the second field contains a programme title and a programme ! # category (genre), separated by a tilde (~). Categories can be assigned ! # to uncategorised programmes (which can be determined by running the grabber ! # with debug output). ! # ! # 7) The text in the second field contains a programme title, an old episode ! # value and a new episode value, all separated by tildes (~). ! # ! # 8) The text in the second field contains an old programme title, an old episode ! # value, a new programme title and a new episode value. The old and new titles ! # MUST be given, the episode fields can be left empty but the field itself ! # must be present. ! # ! # 9) The text in the second field contains a programme title, a new episode ! # value to update, and a description to match against. ! # ! # 10) The text in the second field contains an old programme title, an old episode ! # value, a new programme title, a new episode value and the episode description. ! # The old and new titles and description MUST be given, the episode fields can ! # be left empty but the field itself must be present. ! # ! # 11) The text in the second field contains a programme 'brand' and a new title to ! # be extracted from subtitle field and promoted to programme titlei, replacing ! # the brand title. These fields are separated by a tilde (~). ! # ! # 12) The text in the second field contains a film title and a programme ! # category (genre), separated by a tilde (~). Some film-related programmes are ! # incorrectly flagged as films and should to be re-assigned to a more suitable ! # genre. ! # ! # 13) The text in the second field contains a programme title and arbitrary text to ! # be removed from the start/end of the programme's subtitle, separated by a ! # tilde (~). If the text to be removed precedes or follows a colon/hyphen, the ! # colon/hyphen is removed also. ! # ! # 14) The text in the second field contains a credit/crew role as seen in the ! # upstream data and the XMLTV credit role to map it to, separated by a ! # tilde (~). ! # ! ############################################################################## # # Type 1 fixups *************** *** 166,169 **** --- 182,187 ---- 1|X Factor Final Weekend # + ############################################################################## + # # Type 2 fixups # *************** *** 985,988 **** --- 1003,1008 ---- 2|mtv.co.uk Sessions # + ############################################################################## + # # Type 3 fixups # *************** *** 1094,1097 **** --- 1114,1119 ---- 3|Welsh Assembly Lecture # + ############################################################################## + # # Type 4 fixups # *************** *** 1104,1107 **** --- 1126,1131 ---- 4|Timewatch # + ############################################################################## + # # Type 5 fixups # *************** *** 2554,2557 **** --- 2578,2583 ---- 5|iD&T - Maths~iD&T: Maths # + ############################################################################## + # # Type 6 fixups # *************** *** 4717,4720 **** --- 4743,4748 ---- 6|Zoo Vet at Large~Nature # + ############################################################################## + # # Type 7 fixups # *************** *** 6022,6025 **** --- 6050,6055 ---- 7|Zoo Days~Series 3 Ep 3~ # + ############################################################################## + # # Type 8 fixups # *************** *** 7003,7006 **** --- 7033,7038 ---- 8|You've Been Framed! Kids Special~~You've Been Framed!~Kids Special # + ############################################################################## + # # Type 9 fixups # *************** *** 7570,7573 **** --- 7602,7607 ---- 9|Wreck Rescue~Toyota Land Cruiser (Part 2)~Series following star restorer Mark Evans as he meets five teams tackling major car restoration projects. Having spent a sizeable amount on securing his 1980s Toyota Land Cruiser, can Peter have it ready in time for his proposed trip from London to Cape Town? # + ############################################################################## + # # Type 10 fixups # *************** *** 7641,7644 **** --- 7675,7680 ---- 10|Grand Designs~~Grand Designs~2/4, series 15 - Living in the Wild~Kevin McCloud draws on 15 years of Grand Designs - and the astonishing homes that have been filmed in that time - to look at the challenges of self-building in the UK's most remote places, where beautiful landscape often meets savage weather. Using footage from the best builds, as well as new visits to extraordinary and incredible homes, and interviews with experts in the latest architectural thinking, Kevin reveals which designs work best and why. He meets the pioneers at the forefront of architecture in the wilderness and sees the astonishing lengths people go to live on the fringes of society. # + ############################################################################## + # # Type 11 fixups # *************** *** 7727,7730 **** --- 7763,7768 ---- 11|You've Been Framed!~You've Been Framed! Kids # + ############################################################################## + # # Type 12 fixups # *************** *** 7803,7806 **** --- 7841,7846 ---- 12|Wild Special~Entertainment # + ############################################################################## + # # Type 13 fixups # *************** *** 7905,7908 **** --- 7945,7950 ---- 13|World's Busiest~World's Busiest # + ############################################################################## + # # Type 14 fixups # *************** *** 7934,7935 **** --- 7976,7978 ---- 14|Team captain~guest # + # End of file ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Attend Shape: An AT&T Tech Expo July 15-16. Meet us at AT&T Park in San Francisco, CA to explore cutting-edge tech and listen to tech luminaries present their vision of the future. This family event has something for everyone, including kids. Get more information and register today. http://sdm.link/attshape