Hi All,
I have a feeling that Sub may be the only person who can answer this
I have run "Empty EPG" and "Update EPG" from Settings/Channels, at the conclusion of the update "PostUpdateEpg.bat"
kicks in and runs my RexX program that Cleans EPG_EVENT.title (gets rid of unwanted trailing info and places it in Description).
It then finds Season and or Episode info within EPG_event.description and inserts it into the Season and Episode columns.
At the same time it grabs the Cleaned Title, Formatted Season and Episode and Channel.name and places them into the EPG_EVENT.subtitle column.
When the recording schedule kicks in the file name generated should have Title.season&episode.Subtitle.ts and xml, it usually fails and generates Trawlermen_20150906_16301700.ts and Trawlermen_20150906_16301700.xml :confused:
WHY ?????
Attached Logs, DataBase, RexX Program, PostUpdateEpg.bat (as text) and Trawlermen_20150906_16301700.xml
Added config.xml.
I hope you (anyone) can Point out what I have done wrong :confused:
I have a feeling that Sub may be the only person who can answer this
I have run "Empty EPG" and "Update EPG" from Settings/Channels, at the conclusion of the update "PostUpdateEpg.bat"
kicks in and runs my RexX program that Cleans EPG_EVENT.title (gets rid of unwanted trailing info and places it in Description).
It then finds Season and or Episode info within EPG_event.description and inserts it into the Season and Episode columns.
At the same time it grabs the Cleaned Title, Formatted Season and Episode and Channel.name and places them into the EPG_EVENT.subtitle column.
When the recording schedule kicks in the file name generated should have Title.season&episode.Subtitle.ts and xml, it usually fails and generates Trawlermen_20150906_16301700.ts and Trawlermen_20150906_16301700.xml :confused:
WHY ?????
Attached Logs, DataBase, RexX Program, PostUpdateEpg.bat (as text) and Trawlermen_20150906_16301700.xml
Added config.xml.
I hope you (anyone) can Point out what I have done wrong :confused:
Regards,
Mark
(Remember not to forget that which you don' t need to know.)
Mark
(Remember not to forget that which you don' t need to know.)