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

On 4 January 2013 14:20, nospam312 <[email protected]> wrote:
> I have been caught out by the Film 2012 With Claudia naming change to
> just Film.

This is an upstream change, not the grabber. I've checked the source
files and episodes of "Film 2013" have been renamed to "Film" with a
subtitle of "Film 2013".

I've just added a fixup that should revert such episodes to the title
"Film 2013". Please let me know if it works for you.

> It makes sense getting rid of the year but is there an easy method of
> seeing what new rules have been added just so you can check if you
> need to change any recording rules for programmes otherwise like me
> you are missing programmes that would be otherwise recorded?

The CVS changelog of the fixups file is probably the easiest way to
see the additions/deletions from the file:

http://xmltv.cvs.sourceforge.net/viewvc/xmltv/xmltv/grab/uk_rt/prog_titles_to_process?view=log

> I have a list of other programmes with years in the title are they
> worth changing also - I can post them if you like?

It may be worth posting them to see if others have an opinion on
whether to rename them (or not).

Two titles that I have removed via fixups that come to mind are the
BBC Springwatch/Autumnwatch series. The grabber's debug output
contains a list of titles containing possible years, so I am usually
aware of which titles could be fixed up.

Finally, note that it is possible to move a year in a programme's
title to the subtitle field, rather than losing it entirely. This may
help to preserve as much metadata as possible whilst keep the
programme's title consistent over subsequent broadcast years.

Cheers,
Nick

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