- December 28, 2006
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I am wondering if there is a simple way to point webepg to get not the [current_day] + X following days of data from a web site but starts with [current_day - 1] + X following days
The reason behind this question is because there are several web site providers that include in a single day data from 9:00 AM to 9:00 AM, which means that ff I run the webepg process, lets say at 5:00 AM I get only data from 9:00 AM and before (as it should, because the webpage does not include it). I selected the recommended setting to clean the old webepg data before import, therefore some channels does not have any program before 9:00 AM, which it is not a big issue but a bit annoying.
I considered as a workarround to run the webepg process not at 5:00 AM but at 11:45 PM, but some times the provider does not fully update the data from the following days (while TV series and films data is accurate, with some key sports events it is not clear which channel will offer it so the epg data is not fully accurate unless you updated it day by day)
Thanks in advance
The reason behind this question is because there are several web site providers that include in a single day data from 9:00 AM to 9:00 AM, which means that ff I run the webepg process, lets say at 5:00 AM I get only data from 9:00 AM and before (as it should, because the webpage does not include it). I selected the recommended setting to clean the old webepg data before import, therefore some channels does not have any program before 9:00 AM, which it is not a big issue but a bit annoying.
I considered as a workarround to run the webepg process not at 5:00 AM but at 11:45 PM, but some times the provider does not fully update the data from the following days (while TV series and films data is accurate, with some key sports events it is not clear which channel will offer it so the epg data is not fully accurate unless you updated it day by day)
Thanks in advance