RE: [TV] Re: Bleb data no longer parses in mythtv

["Andy Marriott" <andy.marriott@xxxxxxxxx>]

Well it looks like an update and recompile of myth has fixed the
problem. Strange thing is, I last recompiled a couple of weeks ago and
I'm sure I had at least one good bleb grab before this happened,
combined with the little problem with the site recently I wrongly
assumed something had changed with bleb, many apologies. 

Keep up the brilliant work!

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-----Original Message-----
From: Ivor Hewitt [mailto:ivor@xxxxxxxx] 
Sent: 06 July 2004 15:51
To: tvdevel@xxxxxxxx
Cc: Andy Marriott
Subject: Re: [TV] Re: Bleb data no longer parses in mythtv

> On Tue, Jul 06, 2004 at 02:28:06PM +0100, Andy Marriott wrote:
>>
>>  I've been using bleb to update my myth box for a few months now and
all
>> has been going well. However recently I've noticed that
mythfilldatabase
>> no longer likes the xml files that bleb produces. Has anything
changed
>> that could cause the myth parser to stop working?
>
> Glad it's been useful, unfortunately I've not got round to building a
> PVR yet so my own use of the XMLTV data is limited.
>
> Cc'ing the devel list - anybody seen anything like this and can
suggest
> a fix?

Ah the irony, someone at the bbc getting program listings from bleb. :-)

What version of myth are you running? I know that the mythfilldatabase
code
was broken during the last week sometime, but was fixed either yesterday
or
sunday. How long ago did it break for you? It certainly worked fine the
last
time I called it.

Cheers,

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