A few days ago, my configured grabbers all stopped working. Investigation revealed that the abc_website grabber was using this URL...
my $guide_url = "http://epg.abctv.net.au/processed/%s_%s.json";
Which is now inactive. So changed to the current URL as follows...
my $guide_url = "https://cdn.iview.abc.net.au/epg/processed/%s_%s.json";
Which grabbed data for another seven days except for 7Mate. Reading the source code I noticed at around line 140 where abc_channel_to_shep is defined...
Changed to
... got it working for me. However, this may not be suitable for everyone as according to channel_list, both 7mate and 7mate HD exist in different regions, sometimes both at once. What is the trick that allows both SD and HD channels to share the same data? For instance Seven and 7HD, 10 and 10HD, and so on.
A few days ago, my configured grabbers all stopped working. Investigation revealed that the abc_website grabber was using this URL...
Which is now inactive. So changed to the current URL as follows...
Which grabbed data for another seven days except for
7Mate. Reading the source code I noticed at around line 140 whereabc_channel_to_shepis defined...Changed to
... got it working for me. However, this may not be suitable for everyone as according to channel_list, both
7mateand7mate HDexist in different regions, sometimes both at once. What is the trick that allows both SD and HD channels to share the same data? For instance Seven and 7HD, 10 and 10HD, and so on.