The EPG grabber for DVB-t is only updating lastgrab for the channel that the grab has occured from and not the channels that actualy were grabbed during the cycle.
This leads to a continuous repeated grab routine for every existing channel that sees the cpu usage at max for low cpu systems for many hours.
For example 75 channels all being grabbed from and updated one after the other, each grab/update takes 5-10 mins leading to a grab session of anything up to 750 mins at 100cpu load. 9which then repeats as the time between grabs has been exceeded)
What should happen is that the 'last update' flag is set for any channel when any info for any channel is grabbed irrespective of the channel being grabbed from.
This leads to a continuous repeated grab routine for every existing channel that sees the cpu usage at max for low cpu systems for many hours.
For example 75 channels all being grabbed from and updated one after the other, each grab/update takes 5-10 mins leading to a grab session of anything up to 750 mins at 100cpu load. 9which then repeats as the time between grabs has been exceeded)
What should happen is that the 'last update' flag is set for any channel when any info for any channel is grabbed irrespective of the channel being grabbed from.