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<blockquote data-quote="Hesse" data-source="post: 80283" data-attributes="member: 23814">natrlhy,Ok, I see the problem now.&nbsp; Maybe Dale has a similar problem.&nbsp; First off, I attached an updated MPChannelUpdater.dll file to this email.&nbsp; Could you try it out to verify that it doesn't crash for you.&nbsp; If it works, tomorrow I will update source code to 0.0.0.2 and release.There were a few problems.&nbsp; By default, I was trying to parse the channel number from the name.&nbsp; I've changed to just use the channel number in the database as default when sorting channels.By parsing channel number, I mean if the channel name was &quot;512 MAX&quot;, I was trying to parse &quot;512&quot; from it using a regular expression.&nbsp; It works for that case.&nbsp; However, in your database, there was one channel named &quot;KCSMMHZ&quot; in which the channel number would parse to &quot;&quot;.&nbsp; When I tried to convert that to an integer, it would crash.&nbsp; I've updated the code to have a default channel 0 and a try/catch statement, so if it cannot parse a channel number it defaults to 0.Now, another problem will occur for your digital channels.&nbsp; My regular expression for parsing channels is setup to only parse integers basically.&nbsp; So &quot;11-1 KNTVDT&quot; parses to &quot;1&quot; the way I have it setup now.&nbsp; I will have to think about how to handle that case.&nbsp; I can parse the channel number part with a different regular expression, but I don't know how I will sort it quite yet.&nbsp; For now, it is only using the channel number that is already populated in the database when you hit sort.Sorry for long winded explaination.&nbsp;&nbsp; Hope it works.Jesse</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hesse, post: 80283, member: 23814"] natrlhy, Ok, I see the problem now. Maybe Dale has a similar problem. First off, I attached an updated MPChannelUpdater.dll file to this email. Could you try it out to verify that it doesn't crash for you. If it works, tomorrow I will update source code to 0.0.0.2 and release. There were a few problems. By default, I was trying to parse the channel number from the name. I've changed to just use the channel number in the database as default when sorting channels. By parsing channel number, I mean if the channel name was "512 MAX", I was trying to parse "512" from it using a regular expression. It works for that case. However, in your database, there was one channel named "KCSMMHZ" in which the channel number would parse to "". When I tried to convert that to an integer, it would crash. I've updated the code to have a default channel 0 and a try/catch statement, so if it cannot parse a channel number it defaults to 0. Now, another problem will occur for your digital channels. My regular expression for parsing channels is setup to only parse integers basically. So "11-1 KNTVDT" parses to "1" the way I have it setup now. I will have to think about how to handle that case. I can parse the channel number part with a different regular expression, but I don't know how I will sort it quite yet. For now, it is only using the channel number that is already populated in the database when you hit sort. Sorry for long winded explaination. Hope it works. Jesse [/QUOTE]

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