EPG not found or mismatched for some channels via DVB-T2

[Kotoka]

I see what you mean about the NOVE frequency and only a few of those duplicate channels with the EPG.

As for RAS provider I didn't have and issue with the one frequency.  Did you check the "Use Strict TSID/ONID:" tick box noted here https://forums.nextpvr.com/showthread.ph...#pid601662

Martin

Yes, as mentioned before I tried with "Use Strict TSID/ONID" and without the respective option. It makes no difference to my EPG results. When you got the RAS EPG information, did you use the Linux or the Windows version? I had no issues with the Windows version (given the modifications that sub made), but the Linux version does not give me that EPG info.

[mvallevand]

Linux, but single frequency. Maybe try test to see if you go to guide settings, click the settings gear and only scan 474 to see if you get data.

Martin

[Kotoka]

Linux, but single frequency.  Maybe try test to see if you go to guide settings, click the settings gear and only scan 474 to see if you get data. 

Martin

When I only scan 474 I get EPG data for the following channels:
RAS Das Erste HD (474000000OFF SID: 22)
RAS ORF2T HD (474000000OFF SID: 21)
RAS arte HD (474000000OFF SID: 24)
RAS 3sat HD (474000000OFF SID: 25)
Warner TV (Freq: 666000000OFF SID: 23)
Food Network (Freq: 666000000OFF SID: 20)

But I am still missing the EPG information for the following two channels on the  474000000OFF frequency:
1) RAS ORF1 HD (Freq: 474000000OFF SID: 20)
2) RAS ORF III HD (Freq: 474000000OFF SID: 23)


The EPG information stored for Warner TV and Food Network is clearly wrong since it is German (and those channels are Italian only). I am now pretty confident that the EPG data that is missing is being received but stored for the wrong channels, despite the fact that "Use Strict TSID/ONID" is active.

[Kotoka]

PS: I note that the channels that are missing their EPG information and those that erroneously receive it have the same SID (but different frequencies). Could that be a clue to what is going on?

[mvallevand]

Thanks for testing I was worried that the strict check wouldn't work in Linux. I am not sure that single frequency scan in Linux are even possible since it seems to automatically scan other frequencies.

Martin

[Kotoka]

Thanks for testing I was worried that the strict check wouldn't work in Linux.  I am not sure that single frequency scan in Linux are even possible since it seems to automatically scan other frequencies.

Martin

Isn't that though exactly, what is happening?
These two channels Warner TV (Freq: 666000000OFF SID: 23) and Food Network (Freq: 666000000OFF SID: 20) get the EPG information of the channels RAS ORF1 HD (Freq: 474000000OFF SID: 20) and RAS ORF III HD (Freq: 474000000OFF SID: 23. Shouldn't the "Use Strict TSID/ONID" setting prevent that?

I think the single frequency scan works. When I scan for 474 I ONLY get the EPG for the following channels (all the other channels get no EPG data):
RAS Das Erste HD (474000000OFF SID: 22)
RAS ORF2T HD (474000000OFF SID: 21)
RAS arte HD (474000000OFF SID: 24)
RAS 3sat HD (474000000OFF SID: 25)
Warner TV (Freq: 666000000OFF SID: 23): probably wrongly associated EPG data
Food Network (Freq: 666000000OFF SID: 20): probably wrongly associated EPG data

[mvallevand]

The trouble with Linux is the exact matching is in the conf file maybe not in the database like in Windows. Sub is going to need to check.

Martin

[Kotoka]

The trouble with Linux is the exact matching is in the conf file maybe not in the database like in Windows.  Sub is going to need to check.

Martin

Cheers, I will wait therefore for sub to check it. Thank you!