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<blockquote data-quote="gloomyandy" data-source="post: 492822" data-attributes="member: 24855">Started on: 2009-08-04last update: 2009-08-04Summary:Currently when importing XMLTV EPG data you have the choice of deleting existing content. But this deletes all EPG data. This makes using a mixture of off air EPG (DVB-T or whatever) and XMLTV rather messy. So the proposal is to only delete the data for those channels that have new data in the XMLTV import.Area:XMLTV/EPGDescription:I have modified 1.0.2 code to only delete EPG data for a channel when there is new data available for it. This makes using a combination of XMLTV and of air EPG data much better. You simply set the off air grab to grab the channels that are not available via XMLTV, and the two systems work side by side rather than stomping all over each other.If this is of general interest I'll work on making the code available (it is a very small change).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gloomyandy, post: 492822, member: 24855"] [b]Started on:[/b] 2009-08-04 [b]last update:[/b] 2009-08-04 [b]Summary:[/b] Currently when importing XMLTV EPG data you have the choice of deleting existing content. But this deletes all EPG data. This makes using a mixture of off air EPG (DVB-T or whatever) and XMLTV rather messy. So the proposal is to only delete the data for those channels that have new data in the XMLTV import. [b]Area:[/b] XMLTV/EPG [b]Description:[/b] I have modified 1.0.2 code to only delete EPG data for a channel when there is new data available for it. This makes using a combination of XMLTV and of air EPG data much better. You simply set the off air grab to grab the channels that are not available via XMLTV, and the two systems work side by side rather than stomping all over each other. If this is of general interest I'll work on making the code available (it is a very small change). [/QUOTE]

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