United States of America
I don't know if this really belongs in this section but it does have to do with the new color EPG.
Attached is my TVguide xml. i was trying the new color epg and i noticed something which makes it less useful than it could be. If you look at my tvguide xml you'll see that it has 3 different category for each program such as:
<category lang="en">Drama</category>
<category lang="en">Episodic</category>
<category lang="en">Series</category>
Or
<category lang="en">Drama</category>
<category lang="en">Movie</category>
<category lang="en">Movies</category>
After looking at the EPG, Apparently the EPG only uses the first entry, so a movie and a Episodic Series will both show up in the EPG as "Drama" when the above category's are listed. it would be of much more useful if the EPG would show "Drama/Episodic" and "Drama/Movie" and the color identifications could be made to look for the key word "Episodic" or "Movie" for identification purposes.
I dont know how many folks will have this issue but it basically makes the new color system useless for me for identification purposes.
Attached is my TVguide xml. i was trying the new color epg and i noticed something which makes it less useful than it could be. If you look at my tvguide xml you'll see that it has 3 different category for each program such as:
<category lang="en">Drama</category>
<category lang="en">Episodic</category>
<category lang="en">Series</category>
Or
<category lang="en">Drama</category>
<category lang="en">Movie</category>
<category lang="en">Movies</category>
After looking at the EPG, Apparently the EPG only uses the first entry, so a movie and a Episodic Series will both show up in the EPG as "Drama" when the above category's are listed. it would be of much more useful if the EPG would show "Drama/Episodic" and "Drama/Movie" and the color identifications could be made to look for the key word "Episodic" or "Movie" for identification purposes.
I dont know how many folks will have this issue but it basically makes the new color system useless for me for identification purposes.
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