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Categories gone mad

Categories gone mad
Tre4Bax
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2013-04-01, 04:38 PM
Hi there,

So I started to set up category colouring today, and found that my categories are full of things that are not categories. Presumably this has somehow been loaded in from my XMLTV file as they were not there when I originally set it up.

Is there anyway to edit these? And will them being there affect the performance of NextPVR?
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2013-04-01, 04:59 PM
The list of genre are those the application has seen in your EPG source. If you want to blow away the list and start again you can run "nextpvr.exe -emptygenre". It'll rebuild the list based on the data it sees in your next EPG update.
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2013-04-01, 07:27 PM
Ta many thanks, presumably if the EPG data is not right then I will see these come back and know what I need to investigate next.
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2013-04-01, 07:30 PM
Tre4Bax Wrote:Ta many thanks, presumably if the EPG data is not right then I will see these come back
Yep - that's right. For the most part you can ignore them though. If you don't add colors for them, then you shouldn't be aware of them.
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