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Brad DerManouelian wrote:
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<div>On Apr 4, 2007, at 7:28 AM, Kelly Rossi wrote:</div>
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<blockquote type="cite"> Thanks for the information, however this
does not help my problem. My problem isn't with shortened tv titles or
lack of description to the show. The problem I face is that
information on the mythtv guide has the <b>wrong </b>tv listings and
Zap2it has the <b>correct </b>listings. <br>
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<div>You're gong to have to be more specific than "guide has the
wrong tv listing". Wrong show titles? Times are off? Are you using EIT
information to fill your lineup at all? Oh, and you're going to have to
stop top-posting, too. ;)</div>
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Sorry. New at this whole posting thing. The times are usually right
(sometimes they are wrong, but rarely). The show titles are the part
that's wrong. I mean WAY wrong. AKA a drama where a scifi should be
or a comedy should be. Sometimes this happens on specific channels
(I've had it happen on Fox - chicago and Scifi.) We aren't using EIT.
Should we?<br>
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