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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 1188029" data-attributes="member: 82144">Hi MadibaJTV Server's database only has the capacity to store one category per program. The XMLTV standard says that categories should be listed in descending order of importance. Therefore when the XMLTV plugin imports data, it only takes the first category - which in your case is either &quot;Movie&quot; or &quot;Series&quot; - and the rest are ignored.You're always going to be limited by the single storage slot in the database. However there are a couple of ways that you might improve the situation:<ol>
<li data-xf-list-type="ol">Find a way to combine the categories into one entry (eg. &quot;&lt;category&gt;Movie, Adventure&lt;/category&gt;&quot;).</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ol">Find a way to exclude the first movie/series category.</li>
</ol>I think EPG Collector has customisable category mappings, so you may be able to achieve one or both of the above through EPG Collector config. If all else fails, it'd certainly be possible to write a batch script that performs the required modifications.Regards,mm</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 1188029, member: 82144"] Hi MadibaJ TV Server's database only has the capacity to store one category per program. The XMLTV standard says that categories should be listed in descending order of importance. Therefore when the XMLTV plugin imports data, it only takes the first category - which in your case is either "Movie" or "Series" - and the rest are ignored. You're always going to be limited by the single storage slot in the database. However there are a couple of ways that you might improve the situation: [LIST=1] [*]Find a way to combine the categories into one entry (eg. "<category>Movie, Adventure</category>"). [*]Find a way to exclude the first movie/series category. [/LIST] I think EPG Collector has customisable category mappings, so you may be able to achieve one or both of the above through EPG Collector config. If all else fails, it'd certainly be possible to write a batch script that performs the required modifications. Regards, mm [/QUOTE]

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