https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=405278
--- Comment #6 from higuita <higu...@gmx.net> --- Created attachment 118730 --> https://bugs.kde.org/attachment.cgi?id=118730&action=edit kaffeine channel list To start, thank you very much for implementing this! :D > Kaffeine's EPG data is stored using channel name, as it was discovered from > MPEG-TS tables. Do you know if the display-name is identical to the channel > name that Kaffeine displays? many are the same, but most of then have little differences, that are enough to break the parser :) Some have H instead of HD, others drop the SD, others simplify the name (RADICAL -> R or Food Network -> TFN ), others change case (SkyNews -> SKY News) I pulled the git and tested, it worked on the names that match (23 from 62 channels i have available in my local DVB-T) Doing the command below and attaching the list echo 'select name from Channels;' | sqlite3 sqlite.db > /tmp/channels.txt But i think it is a lost battle trying to always automatically match all the feeds and channels, we do never know what is out there. Some automatic rules like the current are good to help the initial setup, but in the end one should be able to map the xmltv name to the channel when needed. So i suggest adding a extra rule to also try to match names without the SD and HD if not matched already, as usually the channel and data is the same, only change the resolution. Also always match names with case insensitive After that, in the channels config, add a extra column (may be optional) for epg that show the EPG/xmltv name (or * if same name). This will allow to quickly find out what channels are without EPG and fix then Finally, editing the channel, we would have a new drop down list with the EPG/xmltv name, so one can manually choose the correct feed source for the channel. Of course, this also requires a new field in the database to store this map -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
