2024-09-18, 02:36 PM
(This post was last modified: 2024-09-19, 01:08 PM by TheDreadPirate. Edited 1 time in total.)
Adding the episode number to the subtitle fixes my record series issue. New episodes are now being scheduled.
You may need to do some additional processing of the epg you are getting from your provider. Looks like subtitles are factored into whether "record series" is offered and they are also used to determine when something is a new episode.
(2024-09-18, 08:21 AM)macthaidhg Wrote: Thanks for looking into the series record issue. It looks like it might be a problem with my epg provider.
I have used "Bridge of Lies" as an example. The extract below is from the epg provider.
Code:<programme start="20240916130001 +0100" stop="20240916134501 +0100" start_timestamp="1726488001" stop_timestamp="1726490701" channel="BBCTwo.uk" >
<title>Bridge of Lies</title>
<desc>S1 E21 Family members Lisa, Claire, Mark and Jack compete for cash by crossing a bridge of stepping stones across the studio floor. Quiz show, hosted by Ross Kemp.</desc>
This is what I end up with after it passes through m3u4u and then threadfin:
Code:<programme channel="8" start="20240918130501 +0100" stop="20240918140001 +0100">
<title lang="">Bridge of Lies</title>
<desc lang="">S2 E25 Friends Romanda, Subs, Raj and Dee compete for money by crossing a bridge of stepping stones across the studio floor. Quiz show, hosted by Ross Kemp.</desc>
So, it looks like I need to get a epg which includes something along the lines of:
Code:<episode-num system="dd_progid">EP02303451.3218</episode-num>
<episode-num system="xmltv_ns">9.259.</episode-num>
Do I need to find a correctly formatted epg, or is it down to me to process the epg to suit Jellyfin? I'm quite familiar with managing m3us but I could do with some pointers on epgs!
You may need to do some additional processing of the epg you are getting from your provider. Looks like subtitles are factored into whether "record series" is offered and they are also used to determine when something is a new episode.