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<blockquote data-quote="Alphathon" data-source="post: 928334" data-attributes="member: 105814"><p>OK, here's a strange one: two channels, BBC One HD (henceforth referred to as 1HD for brevity) and BBC HD (henceforth BHD) keep renaming themselves to (seemingly) random three-character names. For example, recently 1HD became Ó+ÿ and BHD became ÝKÿ. Before that (maybe three weeks ago) 1HD became §ºÿ and BHD became ×bÿ. On at lease one occasion before that, BHD became Ø;ÿ (which was immortalised as a recording folder for a while). The only pattern seems to be that every time it happens, the final character of the three is ÿ. As far as I can tell, no other channels are, or have ever been, effected by this problem. Both 1HD and BHD are combined channels, with both DVB-T2 and DVB-S2 tuning details.</p><p> </p><p>Within MySQL, the table that seems to be causing this problem is "channellinkagemap", as both the three-character alternative names appear only there. Additionally, there is always another listing there, which does not seem to correspond to either a TV or Radio channel, but which shares an "idLinkedChannel" parameter with BHD. This may have some connection to the fact that BHD has two DVB-S2 tuning details (there are two different streams on the same transponder) while 1HD does not.</p><p> </p><p>Anyone have any ideas what might be causing this?</p><p> </p><p>Update: It happened again yesterday (2012-11-08) - 1HD changed to ܸÿ and BHD changed to ÞDÿ.</p><p> </p><p>For reference, here is a table of what they have changed into:</p><p> </p><p>BBC One HD_|_BBC HD</p><p>Ó+ÿ________|_ÝKÿ</p><p>§ºÿ_________|_×bÿ</p><p>ܸÿ ________|_ÞDÿ</p><p>___________ |_Ø;ÿ</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Alphathon, post: 928334, member: 105814"] OK, here's a strange one: two channels, BBC One HD (henceforth referred to as 1HD for brevity) and BBC HD (henceforth BHD) keep renaming themselves to (seemingly) random three-character names. For example, recently 1HD became Ó+ÿ and BHD became ÝKÿ. Before that (maybe three weeks ago) 1HD became §ºÿ and BHD became ×bÿ. On at lease one occasion before that, BHD became Ø;ÿ (which was immortalised as a recording folder for a while). The only pattern seems to be that every time it happens, the final character of the three is ÿ. As far as I can tell, no other channels are, or have ever been, effected by this problem. Both 1HD and BHD are combined channels, with both DVB-T2 and DVB-S2 tuning details. Within MySQL, the table that seems to be causing this problem is "channellinkagemap", as both the three-character alternative names appear only there. Additionally, there is always another listing there, which does not seem to correspond to either a TV or Radio channel, but which shares an "idLinkedChannel" parameter with BHD. This may have some connection to the fact that BHD has two DVB-S2 tuning details (there are two different streams on the same transponder) while 1HD does not. Anyone have any ideas what might be causing this? Update: It happened again yesterday (2012-11-08) - 1HD changed to ܸÿ and BHD changed to ÞDÿ. For reference, here is a table of what they have changed into: BBC One HD_|_BBC HD Ó+ÿ________|_ÝKÿ §ºÿ_________|_×bÿ ܸÿ ________|_ÞDÿ ___________ |_Ø;ÿ [/QUOTE]
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