John Winters wrote:

Hello all,

I've set up a MythTV backend to use with MiniMyth as a front end.  The
back end has a single DVB-T card and I'm operating in the UK.

All seems to work pretty well, but I'm not sure how to get the listings
from the Radio Times website to be matched up against the DVB-T
channels.  I've gone through the documented setup process (twice in fact
- I did it again from scratch in case I'd missed something) but I seem
to end up with two independent sets of channels in my MySQL database -
one set produced from scanning on the DVB-T card and one from the list
provided by the Radio Times.  For example, in my Program Guide (and on
the mythweb page, which is where I've directly grabbed it from) I have:


                08:15           08:30
2               No data
BBC TWO

2               Bring it on     Jackie Chan
1040

3               No data
ITV1

3
1043            GMTV Today


In each case, the first channel of the pair seems to have been inserted
into the database by the DVB-T scan as part of the MythTV setup and the
second has been produced by mythfilldatabase from the output of
tv_grab_uk_rt.  What do I modify to get the system to realise that the
listings match the DVB-T channels?

TIA,
John


I've just had this problem myself, and I solved by doing this:

Clear all your channel data, and use the xmltv file from here:

http://brej.org/dvb/index.html

Then edit bbc one, two and itv to your region. Dont run mythfilldatabase just yet.

Then run the scan in mythtvsetup. Finally insert the sql from the same site, after editing the same channels again.

Finally run mythfilldatabase.

I'm pretty sure that was the sequence I followed to get it to work, but I did try a lot of things. Note that the site I gave has channel icons too, and the sql file adds all the info to use them. You just need to extract them

Hope this helps

Dunc
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