Hi Peter,

I sent a series of emails explaining this that should solve the
problem. The issue is not with tv_sort, but a change in North American
listings that is fixed in recent pre releases of Freevo, including
1.3.2pre1

Aubin

On Wed, Jun 11, 2003 at 10:30:34PM -0400, Peter Howell wrote:
> I'm not getting the error message from tv_sort, but it's still not
> fixing the entries with no stop date.  Could it be broken?  I haven't
> had time to do more than a cursory look at the code at this point.  
> 
> Peter 
> 
> On Wed, 2003-06-11 at 02:19, Charles wrote:
> >  > Configuration: New RH 9 install & Freevo 1.3.1
> >  > tv_sort,v 1.21 2003/04/03 07:23:49 
> >  > 
> >  > When I tv_sort my xml listing per the docs for
> >  North
> >  > America, I get this error:
> >  > 
> >  > parameterless "use IO" deprecated at
> >  > /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.0/XML/Writer.pm line
> >  16
> >  > Name "Log::TraceMessages::On" used only once:
> >  > possible
> >  > typo at /usr/bin/tv_sort line 149.
> >  > 
> >  > Both the original and the sorted files report as
> >  > corrupted by freevo.
> >  > 
> >  > I have only ONE channel setup in the local.conf.py
> >  > file
> >  > 
> >  > I searched the freevo-users for this, did not find
> >  a
> >  > match.
> >  > 
> >  > Thanks for an interesting project !
> >  > 
> >  > Charles
> >  > 
> >  > __________________________________
> >  
> >  After some more experimentation, I have some tips on
> >  troubleshooting the TV Guide corrupt problem. (This
> >  does raise some other issues.)
> >   
> >  1). Here is a valid TV_CHANNELS entry from my
> >  local_conf.py
> >  TV_CHANNELS = [('2 KASA','KASA 2','2'),
> >                  ('4 KOB', 'KOB 4', '4')]
> >  The first entry '2 KASA' is critial and must match
> > the
> >  entry
> >  in the listings_<date>.xml or TV.xml file ! The
> >  second
> >  'KASA 2' is what you want freevo to display on the
> >  grid as the channel name, and of course the last
> >  entry
> >  is the real channel number to address your tuner
> >  card.
> >  Don't forget the left and right []'s
> >  
> >  2). I also edited out all but 2 of the channels in
> >  the
> >  .xmltv/tv_grab_na.conf file, and here is a portion:
> >  
> >  # config file: tv_grab_na 2.20030426
> >  #
> >  # this file is generated by running tv_grab_na
> >  --configure
> >  # the only change you should make is prefixing
> >  'channel:' lines
> >  # with a '#' to signal that they should be ignored
> >  during the
> >  # grab step
> >  #
> >  retry limit: 2
> >  retry delay: 30
> >  zip code: 87105
> >  provider: 70796 # "Source" - "City" 
> >  channel: 2 KASA
> >  #channel: 3 QVC
> >  channel: 4 KOB
> >  #channel: 5 KNME
> >  #channel: 6 KWBQ
> >  <snip>
> >  
> >  After working with a download of ONE or TWO
> >  channels,
> >  and still getting TV Guide corrupt messages, I found
> >  if I deleted any program that had a start time but
> >  no
> >  end time, the Guide was no longer considered
> >  corrupt.
> >  This program was usually the last program of the
> >  day,
> >  usually starting at 23:??
> >  
> >  To manually delete the "offending program", you must
> >  delete all lines in TV.xml or listings_<date>.xml
> >  file
> >  between a program's <programe start... and the
> >  </programme> that does not have both a start time
> >  and
> >  an end time.
> >  
> >  Here's an example of a single program listing (with
> >  a
> >  stop time):
> >  
> >  <programme start="20030610010000 MDT"
> >  stop="20030610020000 MDT" channel="2 KASA">
> >      <title>KASA Fox 2 News at 9</title>
> >      <category>News</category>
> >      <subtitles type="teletext" />
> >    </programme>
> >  
> >  Most programs have more lines, news programs tend to
> >  have the fewest.
> >  
> >  I tried using the tv_sort, but this did not prevent
> >  the  TV guide corrupt messages and indeed posts an
> >  internal error message about a possible typo in
> >  tv_sort itself at line 149.
> >  
> >  I do not know how to fix this in an automated way,
> >  but I think it would involve working with the next
> > days listings as you approach midnight.
> >  
> >  I also did some compares/troubleshooting with a Java
> >  app called Freeguide, which I loaded on a windows
> >  platform with Java 1.4.0. This app also downloads
> >  the
> >  very same xmltv data and displays it on a grid
> >  something like freevo. You could use Freeguide to
> >  learn from or even assist in downloading data for
> >  freevo !
> >  
> >  Freeguide does not process the downloaded listings
> >  and
> >  as you pass midnight, it just opens the next day's
> >  xml
> >  file and you could at least pinpoint the end time of
> >  the current program by using the start time of the
> >  next program on the same channel. Admittedly
> >  Freeguide
> >  does not cross midnight seamlessly, something that
> >  freevo probably needs to be able to do.
> >  
> >  I think the use of a single TV.xml file will not be
> >  practical for freevo for a couple of reasons: not
> >  knowing the stop time of a program that crosses
> >  midnight, and attempting to record a program farther
> >  in the future than today.
> >  
> >  Hope this info is of assistance. 
> >  
> >  Charles
> > 
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