2015-05-15, 06:24 PM
Hi,
I've trying to debug some of my EPG update issues. Just wondering if I could get some advice.
My EPG update is scheduled for 4.20 AM. Looking at the logs it starts an update at 4.22 AM, and seems to finish circa 4.28 AM, spending a little bit over 1 minute per multiplex.
The thing is, I have 10 DVB-T/T2 multiplexes (Freeview (UK) and Saorview (Ireland)) that should be scanned, plus some Freesat, and some XMLTV. I appreciate it's not a very standard setup.
Does each multiplex only get scanned once, and allocated to one tuner (in my case, with three DVB-T tuners, 3 muxes are scanned in parallel)?
Regardless of the multiplex, I find that when I use "out of process" recording, the EPG can be left quite patchy. When I disable "out of process" recording, I don't have this problem. However, the "out of process" logs (attached) do seem to indicate a lot of EPG entries are being found.
I'll be upping the EPG scan time to 120 seconds tonight, see if that helps.
Are there other things I should look out for?
Thanks
I've trying to debug some of my EPG update issues. Just wondering if I could get some advice.
My EPG update is scheduled for 4.20 AM. Looking at the logs it starts an update at 4.22 AM, and seems to finish circa 4.28 AM, spending a little bit over 1 minute per multiplex.
The thing is, I have 10 DVB-T/T2 multiplexes (Freeview (UK) and Saorview (Ireland)) that should be scanned, plus some Freesat, and some XMLTV. I appreciate it's not a very standard setup.
Does each multiplex only get scanned once, and allocated to one tuner (in my case, with three DVB-T tuners, 3 muxes are scanned in parallel)?
Regardless of the multiplex, I find that when I use "out of process" recording, the EPG can be left quite patchy. When I disable "out of process" recording, I don't have this problem. However, the "out of process" logs (attached) do seem to indicate a lot of EPG entries are being found.
I'll be upping the EPG scan time to 120 seconds tonight, see if that helps.
Are there other things I should look out for?
Thanks
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