<font color="black" face="Verdana,Arial,Helvetica" size="2"><font color="black" face="Verdana,Arial,Helvetica" size="2">>adding <br>>binmode
STDOUT, ":utf8"; <br>>above the print line seemed to fix the issue. <br>
<br>>But now that I've played with the script a bit I've noticed that
although <br>>the shows I have recordings for are showing up in green on
the main tv <br>>episodes listing when I click on the show it shows not
recorded for <br>>everything, arg <br> <br>On the episode listing you need to select "Show All Episodes" at the top of<br>the page to display all episodes including those not recorded, those scheduled<br>for recording, and those recorded.<br>
<br>For certain shows there can be some issues with determining if the episode<br>has been recorded. If there is no subtitle it won't detect it. If the subtitle<br>doesn't match fairly closely with whats in the mythtv db it won't match. If<br>
the original airdate was put in the oldrecorded table it would be easy to<br>detect and would be much more accurate. The original airdate is already<br>collected for scheduled recordings, but is not part of the oldrecorded table.<br>
<br>Chad<br><br>On Fri, Aug 13, 2010 at 1:09
PM, Nick Morrott <knowledgejunkie [at] gmail>wrote: <br> <br><font color="#660066">> On 13 August 2010 19:33, Dan Smith <mrplowdan
[at] gmail> wrote: <br>> <br></font><font color="#007777">>
> looking through /var/log/apache2/error.log I see this error while
running <br>> > Update Show Listing, not sure if thats related. <br>>
> Wide character in print at modules/episode/utils/<a href="http://grabshowsall.pl">grabshowsall.pl</a>
line <br></font><font color="#660066">> 91. <br>> <br>> The
Perl script is trying to print (which expects octets) a UTF-8 or <br>>
other multi-byte character whilst it is stored in Perl's internal <br>>
string format. Encode::encode() should sort it out. <br>> <br>>
Cheers, <br>> Nick </font></font></font>