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<blockquote data-quote="mcraenz" data-source="post: 200227" data-attributes="member: 54136">Interesting....Try the following: Check the idChannel number for this program that starts on 25/11/2030 then do a select of all the programs for that that idChannel e.g. for idChannel 46 use the following SQL command (Sorry if I'm telling you how to suck eggs!)SELECT&nbsp; &nbsp; *FROM&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; ProgramWHERE&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; (idChannel = 46)[/B]Now check check the programs just before the 25/11/2030. I expect that when you reach these programs in however many days time there will be no data after them.As for the SKy channels do the same. look in the Channel table and check the idChannel for a sky channel and then use the above select statement to find all the programs for that channel and see if the last program is way in the future. If delete it and let your EPG refresh (Change the interval to ~5mins and watch the epg.log)Hmmm, I never had it working like that and to be honest I can't see how it could work like that. That program you saw that was way in the future, what channel was that for?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mcraenz, post: 200227, member: 54136"] Interesting....Try the following: Check the idChannel number for this program that starts on 25/11/2030 then do a select of all the programs for that that idChannel e.g. for idChannel 46 use the following SQL command (Sorry if I'm telling you how to suck eggs!) [B] SELECT * FROM Program WHERE (idChannel = 46)[/B] [/B] Now check check the programs just before the 25/11/2030. I expect that when you reach these programs in however many days time there will be no data after them. As for the SKy channels do the same. look in the Channel table and check the idChannel for a sky channel and then use the above select statement to find all the programs for that channel and see if the last program is way in the future. If delete it and let your EPG refresh (Change the interval to ~5mins and watch the epg.log) Hmmm, I never had it working like that and to be honest I can't see how it could work like that. That program you saw that was way in the future, what channel was that for? [/QUOTE]

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