Re: UK-RT Grabber Prog Titles To Process Change Requests Thread

On 2 December 2011 14:40, John Veness <[email protected]> wrote:

> Actually, the Blue Peter Christmas Special thing doesn't seem to have
> worked for me (the other two have worked fine). Relevant bits from my
> debug output include:
>
> [8] Will update old title/subtitle 'Blue Peter Christmas Special: ' to
> 'Blue Peter: Christmas Special'
> [...]
>   Processing programme title 'Blue Peter Christmas Special'
>   Using sub-title 'series 54' as episode not given
>   Pre-processing title/episode details 'Blue Peter Christmas Special /
> series 54'
>     Series number found: series 54 (parsed as 54 from ep, series wwww)
>   Post-processing title/episode details 'Blue Peter Christmas Special /
> <UNDEF>'
>   Start time given as '2011/12/12 16:30', duration 30 mins
>   Implicit timezone calculated to be '+0000'
>   20111212163000 +0000 - Start time
>   20111212170000 +0000 - Stop time
>
> I guess the problem is the 'series 54' thing, causing it to not match
> the rule. Is this something specific to my setup? I'm using XMLTV
> 0.5.57, tv_grab_uk_rt version 1.286.

No problems here running latest CVS (which is the current 0.5.61
stable release plus a few recent commits):

  Processing programme title 'Blue Peter Christmas Special'
    Series number found: series 54 (subtitle, series x)
  Replaced old title/ep 'Blue Peter Christmas Special: ' with new
title/ep 'Blue Peter: Christmas Special' for consistency
  Assigned title 'Blue Peter' to category 'Children'
  Post-processing title/episode details 'Blue Peter / Christmas Special'
  Start time given as '2011/12/12 16:30', duration 30 mins
  Implicit timezone calculated to be '+0000'
  20111212163000 +0000 - Start time
  20111212170000 +0000 - Stop time


I advise updating to the current stable release and seeing if this
improves things for you.

Cheers,
Nick

-- 
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