[mythtv-users] Question about XMLTV (specifically icetv)
MythTV
mythtv at ncc1701.serveftp.net
Wed Jan 27 06:26:37 UTC 2010
Hello to all Myth Gurus
How do I search for or otherwise use program categories other than the
first category defined in an XMLTV entry?
I am using the Ice TV Guide, downloading an XMLTV each day via
'tv_grab_ice', in turn via 'mythfilldatabase -update'.
Now, every screening of a movie is marked as a movie in two ways
1) The name is augmented with the prefix 'MOVIE: ' or 'Movie: '.
2) The category 'movie' is added (as a second category).
For example:
<programme start="20100127131500 +0000" stop="20100127150000
+0000" channel="2405">
<title lang="en">MOVIE: Vigil In The Night</title>
<desc lang="en">A ... epidemic.</desc>
<credits>
<director>George Stevens</director>
<actor>Carole Lombard</actor>
<actor>Brian Aherne</actor>
<actor>Anne Shirley</actor>
<actor>Julien Mitchell</actor>
<actor>Robert Coote</actor>
</credits>
<date>1940</date>
<category lang="en">Drama</category>
<category lang="en">Movie</category>
<category lang="en">Romance</category>
<episode-num system="icetv">19926-0</episode-num>
<video>
<colour>no</colour>
<aspect>16:9</aspect>
</video>
<previously-shown start="20090407"/>
<rating system="">
<value>PG</value>
</rating>
</programme>
MythTV seems to do unexpected things with the information in XMLTV..
My current concern is only the first category is kept. I cannot see
this movie by searching for category Movie or Romance
I would like the strip the 'Movie: ' prefix from all movie titles to
assist in sorting (especially in the 'Watch Recordings'
group list), however then I cannot uniquely identify movie screenings
via an advanced search or manual recording schedule.
How do I search for or otherwise use program categories other than the
first?
Once I've sorted that, I'm keen for all 'Movies' to drop into a single
program group of 'Movies' to significantly
reduce the time taken to scroll through the program group list.
Thanks
Dave
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