Re: call for release?

On 5 July 2015 at 07:43,  <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Sun, 5 Jul 2015 01:09:17 +0100, Nick Morrott wrote:
>>
>> On 4 July 2015 at 18:54, James Marsh <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>> > I've been using it for about a month now without problems since I
>> > switched to the atlas uk grabber. (I'm using the tv_grab_uk_rt
>> > supplement with tv_augment.)
>> >
>> > I've disabled a few of the options in the config file as some of the
>> > title substitutions were incorrect with recent tv programmes (e.g.
>> > finding an episode number in a programme with 7/7 in the title).
>>
>> Please can you provide full details of the programme(s) in question?
>>
>> I can see a few 7/7 programmes in the listings I'm retrieving but none
>> of the titles get mangled:
>>
>> - 7/7: The London Bombings Remembered
> [...]
>
> Hi Nick,
>
> I think James is referring only to the processing in tv_augment (i.e. not that in tv_grab_uk_rt). This has a more generic extraction routine than in tv_grab_uk_rt (e.g. your  extract_numbering_from_episode is also done on title) to better cater for the data formats seen in some non-UK grabbers. By which I mean we don't get things like "(1/6) Red Dwarf" in Atlas derived data but I have seen this format in some Spanish sites.

As noted earlier, I wonder if being able to additionally specify rules
in regex form, in addition to the rules hardcoded in the library,
would help in this situation. Alternatively, having more-specific
rules to cater for various title/subtitle formats would allow only a
subset to be enabled where required.

> (Although, for example, I think extract_numbering_from_episode in tv_grab_uk_rt would falsely match the ep "Minute by Minute" / "7/7 - Commuter Carnage" ?  And any eps with a year range e.g. "Youth Cup" / "2014/15-Journey So Far"?  NB: old progs not currently in schedule!)

They would as-is, but I tend to fixup such subtitles to replace
hyphens with colons, so they wouldn't normally get processed.

With MB doing a much better job at providing better listings (refusing
to correct errors, or pass details back upstream is a little
frustrating) there is much less need for some of these rules to be
enabled for Atlas-based grabbers.

Cheers,
Nick

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