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mm1352000

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Reply # 499750 30-Jul-2011 14:57
Yes it is, which indicates that EPG grabbing is either not turned off on the DVB-T cards or that the satellite transponders only have full data for the channels on those transponders and now/next for the others. I keep separate channels in MP and use the EPG Collector for EPG...

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Reply # 499757 30-Jul-2011 15:13
Okay, I can confirm that each transponder only has full EIT EPG for the channels on that transponder. No "EIT other" table. @mcraenz: do you have the idle EPG grabber enabled, because I wonder whether the timeshifting EPG grabber would actually grab data from the DVB-T tuner [unintentionally - as a bug] or be smart enough to grab data from the DVB-S tuner [as it should] when you're actually timeshifting on the DVB-T version of a channel.

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Reply # 499765 30-Jul-2011 15:22
I can confirm that I have disabled EPG grabbing on both DVB-T cards... Will upload the logs as soon as I can to see better what's going on. I've also ticked the "grab EPG only for channels on the same transponder" option. My HTPC - Case Antec Fusion Remote, MOBO Intel DH67BLB3, CPU Intel Core i5-2400S 2.5 GHz, RAM 8GB DDR3 1333, HDD 120Gig Corsair Force Series 3 SSD system \| WD Caviar Black 2TB data, Tuners Black Gold BGT3595 dual DVB-S/S2, dual DVB-T, Video nVIDIA GeForce GT 520, 1024MB, Sound Intel® High Definition Audio (onboard), OS Windows 7 x64

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Reply # 499769 30-Jul-2011 15:26
Looks like I have both enabled. Could this be my problem? My HTPC - Case Antec Fusion Remote, MOBO Intel DH67BLB3, CPU Intel Core i5-2400S 2.5 GHz, RAM 8GB DDR3 1333, HDD 120Gig Corsair Force Series 3 SSD system \| WD Caviar Black 2TB data, Tuners Black Gold BGT3595 dual DVB-S/S2, dual DVB-T, Video nVIDIA GeForce GT 520, 1024MB, Sound Intel® High Definition Audio (onboard), OS Windows 7 x64

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Reply # 499771 30-Jul-2011 15:27
Quite possibly. Try disabling the timeshifting one please and see how you go. mm

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Reply # 499779 30-Jul-2011 15:49
I don't want to speak too soon, but I think that this has solved my problem. I did the following two things and then refreshed the EPG: 1. Checked the "grab EPG only for channels on the same transponder" option 2. Unchecked the "EPG grabbing while timeshifting/recording" button I then refreshed the EPG After about 10 - 15 minutes the EPG regenerated and I can see that I have the full 7 days on the previously problematic channels. Fingers crossed, and thanks!!! Is this a bug do you think? If so, should I try to reproduce the problem and post again with logs? My HTPC - Case Antec Fusion Remote, MOBO Intel DH67BLB3, CPU Intel Core i5-2400S 2.5 GHz, RAM 8GB DDR3 1333, HDD 120Gig Corsair Force Series 3 SSD system \| WD Caviar Black 2TB data, Tuners Black Gold BGT3595 dual DVB-S/S2, dual DVB-T, Video nVIDIA GeForce GT 520, 1024MB, Sound Intel® High Definition Audio (onboard), OS Windows 7 x64

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Reply # 499780 30-Jul-2011 15:51
mm1352000: @mcraenz: do you have the idle EPG grabber enabled, because I wonder whether the timeshifting EPG grabber would actually grab data from the DVB-T tuner [unintentionally - as a bug] or be smart enough to grab data from the DVB-S tuner [as it should] when you're actually timeshifting on the DVB-T version of a channel. Yeah you might be on to something there. I've only ever used grabbing while idle. I run my TVServer 24/7 so it's never been an issue. Visit My Blog!

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Reply # 499783 30-Jul-2011 16:07
I've got to be honest - I hate EPG issues! I find them really hard to deal with so I'm happy we have a good result in this case. I can try and find some time to look into the EPG grabbing logic, but it probably won't be this week. I'm just too busy... mm

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Reply # 499804 30-Jul-2011 16:58
Yeah it would be good to have the logs Blur, I might be able to take a wee look too. To be honest I wrote the original code for "Disable EPG grabbing on card x" (For the exact reason of NZ DVB-T now and next data) But that was before the grab epg while timeshifting feature was added, well that's my story and I'm sticking to it! Visit My Blog!

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Reply # 499937 31-Jul-2011 07:28
mcraenz: Yeah it would be good to have the logs Blur, I might be able to take a wee look too. To be honest I wrote the original code for "Disable EPG grabbing on card x" (For the exact reason of NZ DVB-T now and next data) But that was before the grab epg while timeshifting feature was added, well that's my story and I'm sticking to it! Cool - I'll see what I can do later today. Can confirm everything is all still working so I am very happy A big thanks to mcraenz and mm1352000 for their help on this one, you guys are invaluable on this forum. B. My HTPC - Case Antec Fusion Remote, MOBO Intel DH67BLB3, CPU Intel Core i5-2400S 2.5 GHz, RAM 8GB DDR3 1333, HDD 120Gig Corsair Force Series 3 SSD system \| WD Caviar Black 2TB data, Tuners Black Gold BGT3595 dual DVB-S/S2, dual DVB-T, Video nVIDIA GeForce GT 520, 1024MB, Sound Intel® High Definition Audio (onboard), OS Windows 7 x64

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