On Fri, Jan 30, 2009 at 11:50 PM, Klaus Schmidinger <Klaus.Schmidinger@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On 30.01.2009 22:12, Alex Betis wrote:The times given in EPG data are supposed to be in UTC, so different time zones
> Hi all,
>
> Is there any configuration that disables EPG updates received on the
> channel?
> Or is there a way to shift time of those updates before they are written
> to EPG.data?
>
> The problem is that I have some channels that are transmitted for
> different time zones that start transmitting EPG info, but looks like
> the EPG is not shifted. There are some other shifted channels that do
> transmit the EPG properly, so I believe that's a provider problem.
are of no interest. If teh times are not in UTC, the providers are messing up.
So how VDR or any other settop box should know that the channel is shifted in time?
As an example, 75.0E has NTV and NTV-2, or DTV and DTV-2
As an example, 75.0E has NTV and NTV-2, or DTV and DTV-2
You can set the "table id" of these events to 0 (see man 5 vdr).
> I use s script that updates those channels from internet, so I don't
> mind to disable EPG update received on the channel.
The problem is not with overwriting the data, but appending the wrong data for that channel.
I see both script inserted and DVB transmitted data that are differ.
Is there such "table id" setting per channel and not per EPG entry?
Regards,
Alex.
I see both script inserted and DVB transmitted data that are differ.
Is there such "table id" setting per channel and not per EPG entry?
Regards,
Alex.
Klaus
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