Luca Olivetti wrote: > En/na Klaus Schmidinger ha escrit: > > >>Maybe the "running status" isn't set correctly by these channels? >>The channel display uses the "running status" flag to find out which >>broadcast is currently running. Sometimes broadcasters don't update >>this flag correctly, and then the channel display gets stuck. >> >>If you bring up the Schedule page of that channel, is there a '*' at >>the "E' domenica papa'" entry? If so, then the running status flag is >>set to 'running' for that programme. > > > Yes, there's an '*', so that's probably the case. How does the > broadcaster identify the event? I mean, is it possible that there's a > mismatch if the epg data is fed externally? > I see that there's this message in syslog (right after starting vdr). > > channel 3 (RAI3) event 07:45 'E' domenica papa'' status 4 > > Is there a way to disable the use of the running status flag and use > just the start time? You could disable the line pSchedule->SetRunningStatus(pEvent, SiEitEvent.getRunningStatus(), channel); in VDR/eit.c. However, this will disable it for all channels. Maybe you should contact RAI and ask them why they broadcast such broken data... Klaus
