Yes I have noticed it. Rather than using a grabber, I have a script that I run to download the oztivo data which does something like this:
Code:
cd /tmp
rm -f /tmp/xmltvAdelaide.zip* xmltv*.xml
wget -O xmltv.xml --http-user=username --http-passwd=password \
"http://minnie.tuhs.org/tivo-bin/xmlguide.pl"
It then does a series of search and replace commands on the downloaded file to set the xmltvids. My set of commands has evolved over time based on the evolution of grabbers I had been using, so some of the replacements may now be redundant, but here they all are anyway (notice that I have replacements on the ABC2 channel for doing a half hour time adjustment). It then just runs mythfilldatabase manually to insert the data:
Code:
cat xmltv.xml |
sed 's/ABC[- ]SA/abcsa.free.au/g' |
sed 's/"ABC"/"abcsa.free.au"/g' |
sed 's/Channel Nine Adelaide/channelnineadelaide.free.au/g' |
sed 's/"Nine"/"channelnineadelaide.free.au"/g' |
sed 's/Nine-SA/channelnineadelaide.free.au/g' |
sed 's/SBS News/news.sbs.com.au/g' |
sed 's/SBS-NEWS/news.sbs.com.au/g' |
sed 's/Channel Seven Adelaide/channelsevenadelaide.free.au/g' |
sed 's/"Seven"/"channelsevenadelaide.free.au"/g' |
sed 's/Seven-SA/channelsevenadelaide.free.au/g' |
sed 's/Network TEN Adelaide/networktenadelaide.free.au/g' |
sed 's/"Ten"/"networktenadelaide.free.au"/g' |
sed 's/Ten-SA/networktenadelaide.free.au/g' |
sed 's/ABC2/abc2.abc.gov.au/g' |
sed 's/SBS[- ]SA/sbssa.free.au/g' |
sed '/channel="abc2.abc.gov.au"/s/" stop="/ -0030" stop="/g' |
sed '/channel="abc2.abc.gov.au"/s/" channel="/ -0030" channel="/g' |
cat > xmltv2.xml
mythfilldatabase --file 1 1 xmltv2.xml
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