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<blockquote data-quote="WG++Maker" data-source="post: 916413" data-attributes="member: 107812">Hi rag3,&nbsp;I ran your config (at least the first 14 channels of it) and got no problems. No time gaps.What I noticed though from your logfile is that the xmltv input file had a lot of shows that needed updates mostly because of small start and stop time differences. That can be caused by two reasons: A major update of the epg data by tvsplielfilm.de or (unlikely) that your xmltv input file was made from another site (it's not from a prior run from another site, is it?). Anyhow , sometimes the differences are too numereous or too big for the incremental update mode of WG++ to correct in one run. In such a case , just run a second time in incremental mode (or sometime even a third time) , untill you see that most of the c, g, and r&nbsp; 's are gone.&nbsp;If that doesn't help run once in mode f (or delete the xmltv file) to get a fresh start.&nbsp;I noticed that you use mode s (smart). I personally think that is just a waste of grabbing time. That mode is a leftover of the mode that was used as a standard in the programs predesessor, WebGrab. I advice to just use mode i, it saves you a lot of time.&nbsp;Do you use the output of the mdb postprocessor? If so, do you like it? If not, you know of course that you can can disable it ?&nbsp;Attached the log , config and the xmltv from my run.&nbsp;WG++Maker .. Jan</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WG++Maker, post: 916413, member: 107812"] Hi rag3, I ran your config (at least the first 14 channels of it) and got no problems. No time gaps. What I noticed though from your logfile is that the xmltv input file had a lot of shows that needed updates mostly because of small start and stop time differences. That can be caused by two reasons: A major update of the epg data by tvsplielfilm.de or (unlikely) that your xmltv input file was made from another site (it's not from a prior run from another site, is it?). Anyhow , sometimes the differences are too numereous or too big for the incremental update mode of WG++ to correct in one run. In such a case , just run a second time in incremental mode (or sometime even a third time) , untill you see that most of the c, g, and r 's are gone. If that doesn't help run once in mode f (or delete the xmltv file) to get a fresh start. I noticed that you use mode s (smart). I personally think that is just a waste of grabbing time. That mode is a leftover of the mode that was used as a standard in the programs predesessor, WebGrab. I advice to just use mode i, it saves you a lot of time. Do you use the output of the mdb postprocessor? If so, do you like it? If not, you know of course that you can can disable it ? Attached the log , config and the xmltv from my run. WG++Maker .. Jan [/QUOTE]

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