Bug #1055
closedCompare summary + Compare subtitle not working if subtitle doesn't exist
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Description
I can't get avoid repeats working correctly. 'Compare summary' is set to 'yes' and 'Compare subtitle' is set to 'If present'. But if epg-data doesn't have subtitle-info timer is repeated. If I set 'Compare subtitle' to 'no' then timer is not repeated. Min match is set to 85%.
Epgsearch version is latest from git (415ef4607e0cb291b0f5fa68620ac13d3274404b, Tue Jun 19 20:26:20 2012 +0200).
I can provide more info or try out patches if any help is needed.
Example epg-entry:
e
E 12572 1346446800 1800 51 11
T 30 Rock
D Komistus kuplassa. Lizin komea poikaystävä saa hurmaavan ulkomuotonsa ansiosta kaikkialla parempaa kohtelua. Jackilla on ilmiölle selitys: kauniit ihmiset elävät kuplassa, jonne maailman murheet eivät kantaudu. Amerikkalainen komediasarja.
Example epgsearchdone.data:
r
R 1346446800 1800 330
C C-1-1-6
T 30 Rock
S
D Komistus kuplassa. Lizin komea poikaystävä saa hurmaavan ulkomuotonsa ansiosta kaikkialla parempaa kohtelua. Jackilla on ilmiölle selitys: kauniit ihmiset elävät kuplassa, jonne maailman murheet eivät kantaudu. Amerikkalainen komediasarja.
r
epgsearch.conf-line:
330:30 Rock:0:::2:haku:0:0:1:0:0:0:::1:0:0:0:30 Rock:50:99:0:5:0:0:0::1:0:1:1:1:0:0:0:0:1:0:0::1:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:85::0
Updated by hetas about 12 years ago
I tried removing the empty S-line from epgserchdone.data-file. This didn't help.
Updated by winni about 12 years ago
- Category set to Support
- Status changed from New to Rejected
- Assignee set to winni
'Compare summary' is set to 'yes' and 'Compare subtitle' is set to 'If present'. But if epg-data doesn't have subtitle-info timer is repeated.
If there is no subtitle but you compare by it anyway then epgsearch creates a timer for all matches to ensure that you don't miss any episode because of the missing subtitle. So it works as intended.
If I set 'Compare subtitle' to 'no' then timer is not repeated.
If you only compare by summary and all are equal then epgsearch sets a timer for the first match and ignores the others because these are repeats. So again as intended.
If you don't have subtitles in your EPG, you have to use other criterias to tell epgsearch how to compare the matches, e.g. the new feature "compare date"
cheers,
Christian
Updated by hetas about 12 years ago
Ok, thanks, I misunderstood the subtitle 'if present'-option. For me this option is a bit misleading. I interpreted this as 'ignore subtitle if not present'.
But your explanation does make sense. Unfortunately EPG data in Finland is often a mess and causes all kinds of problems.