And obviously you have problems reloading EIT data because you don't
necessarily have a tuner left to tune to the relevant multiplex with
(this is particularly annoying when it means you miss schedule changes
because of a background recording or have incomplete programme info
because the user simply hasn't let you tune to that multiplex recently).
I don't see this as an issue, in fact I'm not even sure what you are talking
about? What is being proposed wouldn't change the current situation with
regards to EIT data at all. Well that isn't exactly true - in multi-tuner
machines it would result in a free tuner more often than, not the reverse.
Half agree, but it's a good point. Obviously it would be possible for
all the cards to be tied up and in some countries this would then mean
you can't update the scheduler, but I think this is a small thing really
because half the countries don't have that accurate EIT data, and most
of us have lived with non updating data for many years anyway
But as you say the chances of a free tuner go up in general so that has
got to be a good thing
I think as you said it would not be "too" hard to add multiple channels
per card. At the most basic I would suggest starting by grouping
channels by multiplex and then the query itself can do a lot of the work
Ed W
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