Just recently I've been finding holes in some - but not all - of the progs
listed in the EPG. I could perhaps understand it if it was all just the
one mux - but today only CH5 was affected. All it was showing was 'now and
next' then jumped to next Sunday. Is this a local to me problem or 'them'?

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    Dave Plowman        dave@davenoise.co.uk           London SW
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Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
> Just recently I've been finding holes in some - but not all - of the progs
> listed in the EPG. I could perhaps understand it if it was all just the
> one mux - but today only CH5 was affected. All it was showing was 'now and
> next' then jumped to next Sunday. Is this a local to me problem or 'them'?

It's normally 'them'. The EPG and SI data on Muxes 2 and A does have a habit 
of going AWOL, normally on a transmitter by transmitter basis. Looks like it 
could be Crystal Palace's turn at the moment. I'm told the kit used is rather 
flaky, and often requires reboots. Being replaced soon AIUI, when DSO roll-out 
starts proper later this year.


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Mark
Please replace invalid and invalid with gmx and net to reply.

I've had no EPG problems from CP. Give me a specific and I'll have a look 
now.

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"Mark Carver" <mark.carver@invalid.invalid> wrote in message 
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> Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
>> Just recently I've been finding holes in some - but not all - of the 
>> progs
>> listed in the EPG. I could perhaps understand it if it was all just the
>> one mux - but today only CH5 was affected. All it was showing was 'now 
>> and
>> next' then jumped to next Sunday. Is this a local to me problem or 
>> 'them'?
>
> It's normally 'them'. The EPG and SI data on Muxes 2 and A does have a 
> habit of going AWOL, normally on a transmitter by transmitter basis. Looks 
> like it could be Crystal Palace's turn at the moment. I'm told the kit 
> used is rather flaky, and often requires reboots. Being replaced soon 
> AIUI, when DSO roll-out starts proper later this year.
>
>
> -- 
> Mark
> Please replace invalid and invalid with gmx and net to reply.

housetrained wrote:

>I've had no EPG problems from CP. Give me a specific and I'll have a look 
>now.

I've noticed the odd gap but can't be specific. I usually don't look
at the EPG that much, I've got TAPs to do that for me.
-- 
Phil Cook looking north over the park to the "Westminster Gasworks"

Of course I'm forgetting I use Mystuff EPG and that's ok

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John the West Ham fan C.E.T.
housetrained@hotmail.com
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"Phil Cook"  wrote in message 
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> housetrained wrote:
>
>>I've had no EPG problems from CP. Give me a specific and I'll have a look
>>now.
>
> I've noticed the odd gap but can't be specific. I usually don't look
> at the EPG that much, I've got TAPs to do that for me.
> -- 
> Phil Cook looking north over the park to the "Westminster Gasworks"