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<blockquote data-quote="elliottmc" data-source="post: 831383" data-attributes="member: 14268">Re: Skin engine enhancements (themes, guide colors, skin functions, weather settings.Hi,Ah, so these are coming from TsWriter DVB-EPG data, so we have a clear limit on the data from this source. Thanks!Now I can see that the genre that is causing me a problem[code]case 0x0500: strcpy(genreText,&quot;childrens's/youth program (general)&quot; );break;[/code]has a bit of a typo.It really should be[code]case 0x0500: strcpy(genreText,&quot;children's/youth program (general)&quot; );break;[/code]Is fixing this going to cause problems? I appreciate that the genre is stored in the xml file for recordings, so correcting it in TsWriter won't change it for programs that are already recorded.Of course other EPG sources will give different genres.What happens if you use EPG grabbing from the DVB-T stream in Germany (for example)? Do you still get genres in English, or is there localisation? Edit: I found the code, and it is all hard-coded in English.Mark</blockquote>

[QUOTE="elliottmc, post: 831383, member: 14268"] [b]Re: Skin engine enhancements (themes, guide colors, skin functions, weather settings.[/b] Hi, Ah, so these are coming from TsWriter DVB-EPG data, so we have a clear limit on the data from this source. Thanks! Now I can see that the genre that is causing me a problem [code] case 0x0500: strcpy(genreText,"childrens's/youth program (general)" );break; [/code] has a bit of a typo. It really should be [code] case 0x0500: strcpy(genreText,"children's/youth program (general)" );break; [/code] Is fixing this going to cause problems? I appreciate that the genre is stored in the xml file for recordings, so correcting it in TsWriter won't change it for programs that are already recorded. Of course other EPG sources will give different genres. What happens if you use EPG grabbing from the DVB-T stream in Germany (for example)? Do you still get genres in English, or is there localisation? Edit: I found the code, and it is all hard-coded in English. Mark [/QUOTE]

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