Re: UK Atlas load/usage warning email

On May 22, 2016 1:18:14 PM GMT+01:00, Neil Bird <[email protected]> wrote:
> In my oldrecorded table I have some 
>Infinite Monkey Cage recordings off the radio;  I sued to use the RT 
>feed for BBC radio but moved to EIT (because Altas doesn't have radio? 
>There was a reason ...).

Probably the other way round. I use the RT feed and it doesn't have radio listings (despite RT being Radio Times). I'm told that Atlas does but I've never used it.

Thinking about it, I'm not sure if Schedules Direct has radio listings. If it does, and if you want to use them (e.g. if the quality is good) I suppose you would want to blank those programids too. For some reason I was considering that SD would replace the RT feed, and one would keep EIT for radio, but that doesn't have to be the case.

Of course, extending that thought, one could use EIT for TV listings too and get them for free, but having done some experiments on that, I'm not getting good data for Five USA listings at least.

>   And it has a mixture of things that look either like 
>fp.bbc.co.uk/c9222s or EP1766004211b.  It's not quite how I remember 
>things as the fp... ones are def. recent, but they are a bit 
>interspersed further back - maybe I was jumping between the two feeds?

The fp.bbc ones are from EIT and the EP ones from XMLTV. Maybe you had useonairguide enabled on a channel for which you also had an xmltvid defined (not recommended).

John

>   Anyway, it'll be something like (for each of the 3 tables 
>oldrecorded,recorded,recordedprogram - note the rlike for regex
>matches):
>
>update oldrecorded set programid='' where
>    programid rlike '^EP[0-9]+$' or
>    programid rlike '^MV[0-9]+$' or
>    programid rlike '^SH[0-9]+$' or
>    programid rlike '^SP[0-9]+$';
>
>   Just tried that (yes, I backed up!) and the syntax is OK.  Now to 
>inject some SD listings ...

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