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<blockquote data-quote="CyberSimian" data-source="post: 1179663" data-attributes="member: 141969">I have not yet tried &quot;EPG Cleaner&quot;, so it may solve the problem.&nbsp; But the long-standing issue of the missing red dots is not related to programme titles having unwanted decoration (such as &quot;New: &quot;, which is becoming more common on the UK).On my system, the red dots mostly go missing when the HTPC is in the middle of performing an EPG grab from a DVB-T/T2 channel.&nbsp; The suspicion is that the rate of SQL updates is so great that on weak systems it exposes a timing issue -- the SQL query for the red-dot programmes times out, causing the red dots to go missing (but not for all programmes -- only some).&nbsp; Later, when the EPG grab is finished, all red dots will be present and correct.I have not used satellite, so SciDoctor's case may have a completely different cause.-- from CyberSimian in the UK</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CyberSimian, post: 1179663, member: 141969"] I have not yet tried "EPG Cleaner", so it may solve the problem. But the long-standing issue of the missing red dots is not related to programme titles having unwanted decoration (such as "New: ", which is becoming more common on the UK). On my system, the red dots mostly go missing when the HTPC is in the middle of performing an EPG grab from a DVB-T/T2 channel. The suspicion is that the rate of SQL updates is so great that on weak systems it exposes a timing issue -- the SQL query for the red-dot programmes times out, causing the red dots to go missing (but not for all programmes -- only some). Later, when the EPG grab is finished, all red dots will be present and correct. I have not used satellite, so SciDoctor's case may have a completely different cause. -- from CyberSimian in the UK [/QUOTE]

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