On 5/4/05, Bruce Markey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Peter Lee wrote: > > > Yeah, I wonder if maybe there was a 24-hour long program scheduled for > > Wednesday, but this doesn't seem to be the case. Anyway, here is the > > output from "mythbackend --printsched". > > Okay, you do have two sourceids. Card 1 input 1 is associated with > source 1 and card 2 input 2 is associated with source 2. Is this > intentional? Are they really receiving different sets of channels > like one is a digital cable box and the other is analog? Or, did > you not know that you could/should use the same source if the > station are from the same provider? It looks like you have channels > over 100 on both and the same stations are on the same channels. > If so, run mythtv-setup again and change the source for the > second card's input to be the same as the first. As it is, you > are probably pulling the same data twice each night. and it > failed to fill the data for one of them. > > $ mysql -u mythtv -pmythtv mythconverg > > mysql> select count(*) from program where starttime > '20050504' > and starttime < '20050506' and chanid < 2000; > > mysql> select count(*) from program where starttime > '20050504' > and starttime < '20050506' and chanid > 2000; > > I suspect the first one will return pretty much zero and the > second thousands. > > Manually run "mythfilldatabase --refresh-today". The sooner the > better =). > > -- bjm
Thanks for the info. But...I'm very confused. I do indeed have two different sources. Card 1 is on digital cable and card 2 is on analog cable. (I.e., I have only one digital cable box.) So, card 1 is on the digital cable source and card 2 is on the analog cable source. The channels are as they were provided by zap2it (and they appear to be correct because I do in fact get correct recordings on both sources). Anyway, unless I really do not understand how this works (which is definitely possible), I think each card should have a different source, right? When I run: > $ mysql -u mythtv -pmythtv mythconverg > > mysql> select count(*) from program where starttime > '20050504' > and starttime < '20050506' and chanid < 2000; I get: +----------+ | count(*) | +----------+ | 3815 | +----------+ 1 row in set (7.82 sec) And for: > mysql> select count(*) from program where starttime > '20050504' > and starttime < '20050506' and chanid > 2000; I get: +----------+ | count(*) | +----------+ | 3487 | +----------+ 1 row in set (2.57 sec) The status message says that last night's mythfilldatabase succeeded. (This was the first thing I checked when I noticed the scheduling anomaly.) But anyway, following your advice, I just ran "mythfilldatabase --refresh-today", and that seems to have cleared up the problem. So indeed it appears that source 1's data for Thursday was not present. Wow, thanks for the help. I still don't know what happened, but it is fixed now. Is it possible that mythtv's status message could report that the mythfilldatabase succeeded when it actually did not? Peter _______________________________________________ mythtv-users mailing list [email protected] http://mythtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mythtv-users
