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<blockquote data-quote="bounguine" data-source="post: 284031" data-attributes="member: 16098">Thanks for your plugin!It works perfectly with *.xml generated by TVXb.But when downloading the second file from TVGuru I always get this:Download Started 17.07.2008 15:31:5617.07.2008 15:32:02 - EPG Download Failed!: Error=Invalid argument to date encodeEPG Download Complete - Total 0 program entires downloadedI explored the file and found some programs at the end of the period with no end-time:&lt;programme start=&quot;200807210459&quot; channel=&quot;564&quot;&gt;&lt;title lang=&quot;ru&quot;&gt;Без комментариев&lt;/title&gt;I made two small test-files with and without such programs.The first was rejected by the app, the second downloaded.Anyway, importing “incorrect” xmls through TVServer console gives no errors.After that MSSQL DB has:startTime = 21.07.2008 04:59:00endTime = 21.07.2008 04:59:00Can you make the same thing for such cases here – “endTime = startTime”?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bounguine, post: 284031, member: 16098"] Thanks for your plugin! It works perfectly with *.xml generated by TVXb. But when downloading the second file from TVGuru I always get this: Download Started 17.07.2008 15:31:56 17.07.2008 15:32:02 - EPG Download Failed!: Error=Invalid argument to date encode EPG Download Complete - Total 0 program entires downloaded I explored the file and found some programs at the end of the period with no end-time: <programme start="200807210459" channel="564"> <title lang="ru">Без комментариев</title> I made two small test-files with and without such programs. The first was rejected by the app, the second downloaded. Anyway, importing “incorrect” xmls through TVServer console gives no errors. After that MSSQL DB has: startTime = 21.07.2008 04:59:00 endTime = 21.07.2008 04:59:00 Can you make the same thing for such cases here – “endTime = startTime”? [/QUOTE]

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