2015-06-15, 18:12
I know that...my question is exactly where you will find this data from a script
As far as I know the rytec EPG doesn't have this information (?) So it will be a hell amount of work digging into every rytec xmltv file...
It might work for some channels by matching the channel name with the one present on thelogodb but still, you'll miss a huge ammount (that will require manual inspection).
I like the idea of storing those id's. Just wondering the technical details to accomplish that.
As a matter of fact rytec uses to be quite stable about those id's. There are a lot of channels that changed name on the past (at least for PT) and the channelId is still the same for years. For instance sportv.golfe is now sportv.5 but the id has been the same. benficatv is now btv but the id is also the same.
Quote:<channel id="TVI24.pt">1:0:1:131:26:36:CE40000:0:0:0:</channel> <!-- TVI 24 -->
<channel id="TVI24.pt">1:0:19:85:65:53:CE40000:0:0:0:</channel> <!-- TVI 24 -->
As far as I know the rytec EPG doesn't have this information (?) So it will be a hell amount of work digging into every rytec xmltv file...
It might work for some channels by matching the channel name with the one present on thelogodb but still, you'll miss a huge ammount (that will require manual inspection).
I like the idea of storing those id's. Just wondering the technical details to accomplish that.
As a matter of fact rytec uses to be quite stable about those id's. There are a lot of channels that changed name on the past (at least for PT) and the channelId is still the same for years. For instance sportv.golfe is now sportv.5 but the id has been the same. benficatv is now btv but the id is also the same.
