09-10-2019, 07:39 PM
(09-10-2019, 06:53 PM)Epg Admin Wrote: If you see the data in the xml file, but not in KODI, then the problem is obviously in KODI.
The xml file is just a bunch of text.
It can not decide if it wants to go to your client or not, nor if it wants to load on your side or not.
The xml file is also not sent in chunks, so if all the other channels load, then all the data was sent to you.
KODI can do this.
Ask the developers of KODI what you can do.
I can only reset your link, so KODI loads the data s a fresh set of data.
For that you have to contact us by email with your registered email address.
Of course that's what I initially thought, and it makes sense. But for the sake of scenario discarding I actually installed Kodi on a PC where no instance of Kodi had ever been installed, and then the same issue comes when loading the xml - all channels load data except those 5. It would be a huge coincidence that the same 5 channels that were not loading info in the first support case now are the same ones that Kodi decides to, for some reason, discriminate after a fresh install, right? From my point of view, being an issue with Kodi alone it's not that obvious anymore, at least mathematically the odds are low.
When I say that the XML contains data I mean that I can see the programs of these channels when I search that bunch of text. What I don't know is if the xml is properly populated so that the client is able to load the data correctly.
I don't think this line of thought is unreasonable, but I'll follow your suggestions in the meanwhile. Thanks.