Re: Program names turned into numbers

Nick Morrott <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.tv.xmltv.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On 27 December 2010 22:00, Stokersson <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> When downloading from RT UK using XLMTV within FreeGuide running under Windows XP and 7, I am getting some programs and usually a series of programs where the program name is serialised as numbers "1,", "2,", "3," etc. Here is a search for "2," as an example:- ... ... I am not positive where the problem is occurring in the sequence RT source data, XMLTV, Freeguide/XMLTV interaction.

This issue was fixed in early August 2010 and was included in the
0.5.58 release of XMLTV. The current stable release of XMLTV is 0.5.59
and was made in November 2010. It looks like you need to upgrade. This
issue was discussed on the mythtv-users mailing list.

The cause of this particular issue was that the Radio Times switched
to another data provider who provided episode numbering in a slightly
different format. This meant that not all of the existing
series/episode/part numbering detection routines worked as before, and
would occasionally replace the real programme title with its
numbering. This has since been fixed, and a great many more programme
now have numbering available.

Cheers,
Nick

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