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<blockquote data-quote="Christoph Conradi" data-source="post: 1044610" data-attributes="member: 144970">I am using MP1.5 just the latest release. I am living in Spain and one spanish provider at least includes the 'onscreen' element to include this information. Actually I couldn't find any other writing season information. Unfortunately the way it is written might not be compatible with the current implementation of MP. The information int the tvguide.xml reads:&nbsp;&nbsp; &lt;episode-num system=&quot;onscreen&quot;&gt;Temporada 1 Episodio 47&lt;/episode-num&gt;Temporada you may guess is the season and Episodio means well you know. I tried manually overwriting this field with different delimiters (space, /, dot) without success. For my naive testing it will only import this field, if there is a plain number, like 32. To me it appears there is no logic to filter those values to make it a possible season.episode value.Am I right or is this supposed to work? If it is not supposed to work is there a chance you might think to give it a best guess on the information provided rather than nothing? Does somebody know a converter from onscreen to xmltv_ns?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Christoph Conradi, post: 1044610, member: 144970"] I am using MP1.5 just the latest release. I am living in Spain and one spanish provider at least includes the 'onscreen' element to include this information. Actually I couldn't find any other writing season information. Unfortunately the way it is written might not be compatible with the current implementation of MP. The information int the tvguide.xml reads: <episode-num system="onscreen">Temporada 1 Episodio 47</episode-num> Temporada you may guess is the season and Episodio means well you know. I tried manually overwriting this field with different delimiters (space, /, dot) without success. For my naive testing it will only import this field, if there is a plain number, like 32. To me it appears there is no logic to filter those values to make it a possible season.episode value. Am I right or is this supposed to work? If it is not supposed to work is there a chance you might think to give it a best guess on the information provided rather than nothing? Does somebody know a converter from onscreen to xmltv_ns? [/QUOTE]

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