There are quite a few entries in the .xml file that don't contain a <category> tag and as such, they are not categorized correctly. I'm not sure how other programs handle it, but with Plex, if a category is not determined, it gets put in the Movies category.
Here is an example of a TV show which contains the correct category (sitcom) which causes it to end up in the TV Shows library in Plex:
However, all too often, the entries do not contain a category, and so they are incorrectly categorized as Movies.
Is it possible for iptv-epg to obtain more complete data, so that these categories are included with all entries?
Here is an example of a TV show which contains the correct category (sitcom) which causes it to end up in the TV Shows library in Plex:
Code:
<programme start="20180808030000 -0400" stop="20180808033000 -0400" channel="Laff.us">
<title lang="en">3rd Rock From the Sun</title>
<sub-title lang="en">Collect Call for Dick</sub-title>
<desc lang="en">Dick gets carried away with collecting Fuzzy Buddy's and buys them instead of food</desc>
<category lang="en">Sitcom</category>
<icon src="cdn.tvpassport.com/image/show/960x540/32501.jpg"/>
<rating system="US">
<value>TVPG</value>
</rating>
</programme>
However, all too often, the entries do not contain a category, and so they are incorrectly categorized as Movies.
Code:
<programme start="20180811163000 +0000" stop="20180811170000 +0000" channel="FoxSports1.us">
<title lang="en">NASCAR RaceDay Live</title>
<desc lang="en">A comprehensive NASCAR race preview, with news, analysis, interviews and off-track segments including tech reports</desc>
<subtitles/>
</programme>
Is it possible for iptv-epg to obtain more complete data, so that these categories are included with all entries?