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Sat, 2014-12-13 23:40

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Christoph21x

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xmltv_ns format for multi-episodes?

Dear Jan, dear All

I'm currently struggling to implement multi-episodes format for xmltv_ns - I can't find anywhere a definition.
So maybe one of you guys could help me out by simply answering the questions:

- What would be the equivalent xmltv_ns format for "Season 1, Epsode 5;6" (means: Episodes 5 & 6 are broadcasted together)
- What would be the equivalent xmltv_ns format for "Season 1, Epsode 5-7" (means: Episodes 5 to 7 (5, 6 and 7) are broadcasted together)
- What would be the equivalent xmltv_ns format for "Season 1, Epsode 5-7;9" (means: Episodes 5 to 7 (5, 6 and 7) and 9 are broadcasted together)

If you could simply drop the ".." format for each of the cases, it would help.

Thanks & Greetz - Chris

Fri, 2014-12-19 12:28

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Is the support helpful?

Chris,

Well, the XMLT DTD does not state any implementation of this specific situation.

But if I look at the DTD, i see in the programme define, a "episode-num*".

This means that a program can haven multiple entries of the episode-num.

So maybe you could try and put each episode in its own episode-num.

I don't know if WG++ supports multiple elements for episode. Will try it in a moment.

But the other question is, does your EPG viewer support this? That you can check, by manually edit a show and see how the viewer reacts.

I don't know what you mean by:

If you could simply drop the ".." format for each of the cases, it would help.

Fri, 2014-12-19 12:32

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Is the support helpful?

WG++ does not currently support multiple episodes.

I you try, you get:

<episode-num>ep1|ep2|ep3</episode-num>

Maybe we should adjust that and let the output be:

<episode-num>ep1</episode-num>
<episode-num>ep2</episode-num>
<episode-num>ep3</episode-num>

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