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<blockquote data-quote="fischy667" data-source="post: 1304532" data-attributes="member: 104316">Hello,I'm encountering an issue after importing EPG data into the TV-Server/Database.The Problem:After importing an XMLTV file, I find a large number of additional program entries in the MySQL database (table: program) that were not present in the original XML file. These rogue entries are characterized by having the exact same start and end time.Details<ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">MediaPortal Version: 1.38.3 64bit</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Operating System: Windows 11</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">XML Source: dispatcharr</li>
</ul>Question:Is this a known bug in the EPG import mechanism? Has anyone else experienced the TV-Server creating these ghost entries with a 0-second duration?Thank you for any help!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="fischy667, post: 1304532, member: 104316"] Hello, I'm encountering an issue after importing EPG data into the TV-Server/Database. [B]The Problem:[/B] After importing an XMLTV file, I find a large number of additional program entries in the MySQL database (table: program) that were [I]not[/I] present in the original XML file. These rogue entries are characterized by having the [B]exact same start and end time[/B]. [B]Details[/B] [LIST] [*][B]MediaPortal Version:[/B] 1.38.3 64bit [*][B]Operating System:[/B] Windows 11 [*][B]XML Source:[/B] dispatcharr [/LIST] [B]Question:[/B] Is this a known bug in the EPG import mechanism? Has anyone else experienced the TV-Server creating these ghost entries with a 0-second duration? Thank you for any help! [/QUOTE]

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