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table, and compared them. The only difference between the two was the
recordid, and the station. For Monk, the station='Channel 36' on the 1st
backup, and station='USA' on the 2nd backup.
As a test, I did a %s/'Channel 36'/'USA'/g on the 1st database dump,
recreated the mythconverg database, and restored that dump file. Not only
did Monk now appear in the Upcoming recordings, but so did Psych, and a few
otthers.
Applying that same search/replace method to the other remaining channels
resolved the problem. It was just a process of updating the old station id
to reflect the new station id.
Thank again for the assistance Mike. I think I'm all set now :)
-Rob
On 8/31/07, Michael T. Dean <mtdean at thirdcontact.com> wrote:
>
> On 08/31/2007 02:37 PM, Rob Dege wrote:
> > I was able to resolve my channel issues my passing --do-channel-updates
> to
> > mythfilldatabase. It updated the channel information just as I had
> hoped.
> > Channel information appeared correct in Program Listings, Recorded
> Programs,
> > and Scheduled Recordings.
> >
>
> That would tend to indicate that you didn't properly delete all video
> sources (or you somehow added channels before running
> mythfilldatabase). The delete all would have cleared everything out so
> mfdb would have been allowed to do all the channel updates as inserts
> (since there were no channels to update).
>
> > The only problem I'm having now is that I have no shows listed in
> Upcoming
> > Recordings.
> >
> > Before I did the '--do-channel-updates', I had 3 shows scheduled to
> record
> > for today, and a few for next week. Now, some are not listed at all,
> and
> > some are deactiavted, stating that the show does not match the current
> > program listings (via mythweb).
> >
>
> "Does not match" means you used a "timeslot" record rule and the
> schedule has changed (which could be due to a channel-mapping issue as
> below).
>
> > Cancelling the show, and then re-adding it does resolve the problem.
> > However, some shows are in off season right now, so if I removed them
> from
> > the scheduled recordings list, I won't be able to re-add them.
>
> This will happen if you have mostly "this channel" recording rules and
> you change the callsigns of your channels (which is why you should
> probably have mostly "any channel" rules).
>
> It can also happen if you have 2 copies of channels in the DB (which can
> also prevent recordings from occurring correctly despite what "Upcoming
> Recordings" says). If that's the case, going back to the "Delete all
> video sources" approach and reconfiguring should fix it (but it's
> critical that you reconfigure correctly so you don't get the same
> "broken" configuration afterwards).
>
> Mike
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Hi Mike,<br><br>I believe I have resolved the problem. First let me say that I did follow your suggestions of deleting all video sources, and recreating them from within mythtv-setup. This fixed all of my issues, except for the Upcoming Recordings. It fixed the channel issues in the same way that --do-channel-update from mythfilldatabase did.
<br><br>The problem with the Upcoming recordings was a little more difficult to resolve. If I deleted an entry from the recording schedule, and recreated it (verbatim on the mythweb page), the entry would then display in the upcoming recordings section. So I took a backup of the database, removed and recreated an entry in Scheduled recordings, then took another backup of the database.
<br><br>From there, I searched the two files for the INSERT entry in the record table, and compared them. The only difference between the two was the recordid, and the station. For Monk, the station='Channel 36' on the 1st backup, and station='USA' on the 2nd backup.
<br><br>As a test, I did a %s/'Channel 36'/'USA'/g on the 1st database dump, recreated the mythconverg database, and restored that dump file. Not only did Monk now appear in the Upcoming recordings, but so did Psych, and a few otthers.
<br><br>Applying that same search/replace method to the other remaining channels resolved the problem. It was just a process of updating the old station id to reflect the new station id.<br><br>Thank again for the assistance Mike. I think I'm all set now :)
<br><br>-Rob<br><br><div><span class="gmail_quote">On 8/31/07, <b class="gmail_sendername">Michael T. Dean</b> <<a href="mailto:mtdean at thirdcontact.com">mtdean at thirdcontact.com</a>> wrote:</span><blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;">
On 08/31/2007 02:37 PM, Rob Dege wrote:<br>> I was able to resolve my channel issues my passing --do-channel-updates to<br>> mythfilldatabase. It updated the channel information just as I had hoped.<br>> Channel information appeared correct in Program Listings, Recorded Programs,
<br>> and Scheduled Recordings.<br>><br><br>That would tend to indicate that you didn't properly delete all video<br>sources (or you somehow added channels before running<br>mythfilldatabase). The delete all would have cleared everything out so
<br>mfdb would have been allowed to do all the channel updates as inserts<br>(since there were no channels to update).<br><br>> The only problem I'm having now is that I have no shows listed in Upcoming<br>> Recordings.
<br>><br>> Before I did the '--do-channel-updates', I had 3 shows scheduled to record<br>> for today, and a few for next week. Now, some are not listed at all, and<br>> some are deactiavted, stating that the show does not match the current
<br>> program listings (via mythweb).<br>><br><br>"Does not match" means you used a "timeslot" record rule and the<br>schedule has changed (which could be due to a channel-mapping issue as<br>below).
<br><br>> Cancelling the show, and then re-adding it does resolve the problem.<br>> However, some shows are in off season right now, so if I removed them from<br>> the scheduled recordings list, I won't be able to re-add them.
<br><br>This will happen if you have mostly "this channel" recording rules and<br>you change the callsigns of your channels (which is why you should<br>probably have mostly "any channel" rules).<br><br>
It can also happen if you have 2 copies of channels in the DB (which can<br>also prevent recordings from occurring correctly despite what "Upcoming<br>Recordings" says). If that's the case, going back to the "Delete all
<br>video sources" approach and reconfiguring should fix it (but it's<br>critical that you reconfigure correctly so you don't get the same<br>"broken" configuration afterwards).<br><br>Mike<br>_______________________________________________
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</a><br></blockquote></div><br><br clear="all"><br>-- <br>-Rob<br><br>Ben Franklin Quote: "They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
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