DvbToXMLTV.exe - Duplicated entires

[psycik]

Hi, seem to be getting duplicated tv entries, listed against the same channel source.

Starting the following:

Code:

<programme start="20071109213000" stop="20071109223000" channel="1920-21-47">

I find this exact entry on lines 3505 and 4309.

Wouldn't be so bad if the channel id was differnt but they are not. Only seems to affect tv3. Any chance of a fix (maybe put them in a hashtable before witing them out and if the key already exists, skip it).

[sub]

maybe put them in a hashtable before witing them out and if the key already exists, skip it

Thats pretty much what it already does. Unfortunately that key inserted into the hash isnt visible at the moment though, so is there any chance you could reproduce it with the attached version. It'll produce much bigger logs that contain the complete scanned data, including the "unique-identifier" field.

[psycik]

Thats pretty much what it already does. Unfortunately that key inserted into the hash isnt visible at the moment though, so is there any chance you could reproduce it with the attached version. It'll produce much bigger logs that contain the complete scanned data, including the "unique-identifier" field.

Thats strange....I took all the attributes (start, end, channelId and stuck them in a string to compare) oh, do you put the whole node in a hashtable??

That would be the difference, the descriptions are different. That's why I just grabbed the other details, I should also do the title just for safety.

So I've actually handled it from my splitter end - it kept killing my wifes shorty street, especially if there was something straight after it on another channel - which is strange as it's got two other tuners capable of tv3 to choose from...

[sub]

Thats strange....I took all the attributes (start, end, channelId and stuck them in a string to compare) oh, do you put the whole node in a hashtable??

No, there is another field called "unique-identifier" that comes from the DVB stream. Its not a hash of these other values.