On Thu, 12 May 2016 10:10:19 -0500, Robert Eden wrote:
> The Schedules Direct DataDirect backend outputs normalized data. There's
> a schedule section, program section, credits section, etc. Does Atlas
> output XMLTV directly?
> tv_grab_na_dd uses a *lot* of memory caching all the data so it can
> generated non-normalized XMLTV format data. If that approach was done
> server-side, I can see it causing lots of memory issues.
>
> by breaking things down into less-than-a-day chunks, Atlas hopes to
> reduce memory usage in their server.
Atlas output is normalized data dump in either JSON or XML format. The tv_grab_uk_atlas grabber converts it into XMLTV format.
The API call (http) returns a simple dump of all the content (e.g. programmes, broadcasts, descriptions) requested. Since this is the sole purpose of the Atlas database/API one would expect it to be tuned for this purpose.
Geoff
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