2012-01-26, 02:26 PM
I saw an AD for a coming show on Discovery HD and wanted to record it, so I used the SearchLite plugin to find it but it didn't seem to be in the EPG. Strange, so I took a look in the TVGuide.xml which I update my egp from. And yes, the show is there. It has title and description in all the Scandinavian languages, but Danish comes first and that is what npvr uses when updating epg.
The language code in the xmltv file is a two letter code, while the language code in Config.xml is three letters, ie. "no" and "nor". I changed the codes in Config.xml (<LanguagePreference1>NOR</LanguagePreference1>) to two letters, emptied the epg and updated again. But npvr still takes the first title and description after the <programme... in the xmltv file. So when I searched for "American chopper" the title in the database was actually "Amerikansk chopper".
The TVGuide.zip can be downloades from ftp://orion.servebeer.com using anonymous and your email as username/password.
I'd really appreciate if you can fix this Sub, because sometimes the original English title is translated to something very different in Danish (or Swedish or whatever language comes first in the xmltv file).
The language code in the xmltv file is a two letter code, while the language code in Config.xml is three letters, ie. "no" and "nor". I changed the codes in Config.xml (<LanguagePreference1>NOR</LanguagePreference1>) to two letters, emptied the epg and updated again. But npvr still takes the first title and description after the <programme... in the xmltv file. So when I searched for "American chopper" the title in the database was actually "Amerikansk chopper".
The TVGuide.zip can be downloades from ftp://orion.servebeer.com using anonymous and your email as username/password.
I'd really appreciate if you can fix this Sub, because sometimes the original English title is translated to something very different in Danish (or Swedish or whatever language comes first in the xmltv file).
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