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I've figured out a few changes to the xmldata that allow the entries to closer match the linear channel format. This change will break existing passes but in my opinion better matches the channels format vs the long title used now.
EPLUSTV DB
XML field
Channels metadata
entry.sport
title
Title
entry.name
"sub-title"
EpisodeTitle
Here is the an example modified event in channels:
The events then group together under the Sport/title entry (ex NCAA Football, NFL, NHL) but don't combine with listings from the 'real' channels and the names are often different (NFL vs NFL Football or NCAA Football vs College Football)
Here is a search for "NCAA"
Here is a specific show listing when clicking NCAA Football in above search:
It seems to work with at least Paramount and ESPN+ but I don't have other services to test if entry.sport is a valid title.
In generate-xmltv.ts in the generateXml function I made the following changes:
I've figured out a few changes to the xmldata that allow the entries to closer match the linear channel format. This change will break existing passes but in my opinion better matches the channels format vs the long title used now.
Here is the an example modified event in channels:
The events then group together under the Sport/title entry (ex NCAA Football, NFL, NHL) but don't combine with listings from the 'real' channels and the names are often different (NFL vs NFL Football or NCAA Football vs College Football)
Here is a search for "NCAA"
Here is a specific show listing when clicking NCAA Football in above search:
It seems to work with at least Paramount and ESPN+ but I don't have other services to test if entry.sport is a valid title.
In generate-xmltv.ts in the generateXml function I made the following changes:
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