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<blockquote data-quote="Frodo" data-source="post: 88743" data-attributes="member: 10277">The epg grabber already grabbed millions of epg data for all kinds of countries and users (in both the tvengine of MP and in the new tvserver)I didnt hear any complains that it receives a partial EPG orthat the EPG is corrupted. So i think we can skip this point.Only thing i know is that for the UK we need to increase the timeout valueto make sure the epg-grabber does not prematurely times out. since they transmit epg with a much lower bandwidth than other countiesAs the tvserver is still in beta this is we're currently working on. Once we&nbsp; that is solved, the current method for grabbing the epg should ensurethat a full error-free epg will be received alwaysCorrect and i explained why it does this. If one channel times-out, then this doesnt mean that the whole mux can be skipped. The other channels in the mux can contain epg Not everyone lives in the UKThis is repeating the first point.About worse case scenario's and performance- your solution is not faster (providing the epg grabber always grabs a full epgand does not prematurely times-out)- worse case scenario? Well the fact that the epg grabber as it is now worksfor all countries/users tells me that its pretty capable of dealing with worse case scenario's. Unfortunaly your proposed method isnt since it only works in the UK situation.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Frodo, post: 88743, member: 10277"] The epg grabber already grabbed millions of epg data for all kinds of countries and users (in both the tvengine of MP and in the new tvserver) I didnt hear any complains that it receives a partial EPG or that the EPG is corrupted. So i think we can skip this point. Only thing i know is that for the UK we need to increase the timeout value to make sure the epg-grabber does not prematurely times out. since they transmit epg with a much lower bandwidth than other counties As the tvserver is still in beta this is we're currently working on. Once we that is solved, the current method for grabbing the epg should ensure that a full error-free epg will be received always Correct and i explained why it does this. If one channel times-out, then this doesnt mean that the whole mux can be skipped. The other channels in the mux can contain epg Not everyone lives in the UK This is repeating the first point. About worse case scenario's and performance - your solution is not faster (providing the epg grabber always grabs a full epg and does not prematurely times-out) - worse case scenario? Well the fact that the epg grabber as it is now works for all countries/users tells me that its pretty capable of dealing with worse case scenario's. Unfortunaly your proposed method isnt since it only works in the UK situation. [/QUOTE]

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