That would be wonderful if it turns out to be true. But I'm not holding my breath.Maybe they are working on that. It might have been one of the reasons for switching guide data providers in the first place, but they had to work on fixing the glitches with guide data for national channels before they started working on new guide data for OTA local channels and subchannels.
New Uplinks / Mappings - Channels NOT Available
14186 KLKN LINCOLN, NE (ABC) added to 110° 27s29 (SC Nebraska) (OTA EPG Data) No EPG - OTA Mapping (-01)
14186 KLKN LINCOLN, NE (ABC) added to 129° 5s20 (SC Nebraska) (OTA EPG Data) No EPG - OTA Mapping (-01)
14186 KLKN LINCOLN, NE (ABC) added to 61.5° 32s13 (Nebraska/Kansas) (OTA EPG Data) No EPG - OTA Mapping (-01)
14187 WLNE NEW BEDFORD, MA (ABC) added to 61.5° 27s28 (VT/NH/MA/CT/RI) (OTA EPG Data) No EPG - OTA Mapping (-01)
Did you have guide data before this change, or did it previously say "Digital Service" or only list the call letters (KLKN)? In other words, does it look like Dish is trying to add new guide data, or did they replace an existing guide data stream with a new one that has no data?I live in Lincoln, NE. I have Flex Pack w/o locals. I can confirm that KLKN OTA in the guide now says "No information available."
WTF Dish?!
Look at the uplink parp quoted. It specifically says "No EPG" so what parp is seeing might be what Dish is actually broadcasting.It can take a short while (a few hours, but always less than 12-24 hours) for it to populate. Be patient.... If it's not there by tomorrow at this time, then you can say "WTF Dish?" all you want !![]()
Those are all -01 channels and for a single market. Is this the same market as TheKrell ? He reported this and a Dish technical person contacted him to get it resolved. I suspect this is a single case fix. Regarding the -01 channels, Dish doesn't push guide data for those either - they map them from the -00 channel and may do this at the receiver level, not through the satellite feed.Look at the uplink parp quoted. It specifically says "No EPG" so what parp is seeing might be what Dish is actually broadcasting.
I am pretty sure TheKrell's problem is with a PBS station in Virginia, not the ABC station in Lincoln, Nebraska.Those are all -01 channels and for a single market. Is this the same market as TheKrell ? He reported this and a Dish technical person contacted him to get it resolved. I suspect this is a single case fix. Regarding the -01 channels, Dish doesn't push guide data for those either - they map them from the -00 channel and may do this at the receiver level, not through the satellite feed.
I am pretty sure TheKrell's problem is with a PBS station in Virginia, not the ABC station in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Did you have guide data before this change, or did it previously say "Digital Service" or only list the call letters (KLKN)? In other words, does it look like Dish is trying to add new guide data, or did they replace an existing guide data stream with a new one that has no data?
Look at the uplink parp quoted. It specifically says "No EPG" so what parp is seeing might be what Dish is actually broadcasting.
Update: I was flipping through the channels a couple of nights ago, and I noticed that the national feed of LAFF was actually showing regular LAFF programming in one of the so-called "Paid Programming" slots. So now, it looks like an issue with the guide info being flat-out wrong, rather than the way it was before, when the national feed was actually showing Paid Programming in that time-slot while only the local affiliate showed the regular LAFF programming.For LAFF, the last time I checked, there was a three-hour block of "Paid Programming" in the early morning hours on the national feed on Dish, while the local affiliate showed regularly-scheduled LAFF programming (with no guide data since that channel always says "Digital Service") the entire time. So apparently that block of LAFF programming is reserved exclusively for the local affiliates, while their programming is duplicated on both feeds the rest of the day. 21 hours per day of correct guide listings would still be better than no guide listings at all. You could still set a timer for the "Paid Programming" segments (if the guide data were duplicated on the local channel) to record Life's Funniest Moments or Funniest Pets and People, or whatever else LAFF may put in those time-slots, without needing to set a manual timer. There was a glitch awhile ago where the guide for the national feed sometimes only said "Blue Highways Programming" but that issue was fixed as far as I know.
I've noticed that as well but early in the morning. The guide shows three hours of "Paid Programming" but, in fact, regular programming is playing. I watched a movie the other morning, might have been "Uncle Buck"(?), and if you pressed the Info button it said "Paid Programming".Update: I was flipping through the channels a couple of nights ago, and I noticed that the national feed of LAFF was actually showing regular LAFF programming in one of the so-called "Paid Programming" slots. So now, it looks like an issue with the guide info being flat-out wrong, rather than the way it was before, when the national feed was actually showing Paid Programming in that time-slot while only the local affiliate showed the regular LAFF programming.
In my case, it was Grace Under Fire. I didn't leave it there very long, just long enough to be able to tell that it was regular programming, not an infomercial.I've noticed that as well but early in the morning. The guide shows three hours of "Paid Programming" but, in fact, regular programming is playing. I watched a movie the other morning, might have been "Uncle Buck"(?), and if you pressed the Info button it said "Paid Programming".
I also noticed this issue in the morning on Discovery Familia: the guide info says "Paid Programming" but they are actually showing cartoons.Update: I was flipping through the channels a couple of nights ago, and I noticed that the national feed of LAFF was actually showing regular LAFF programming in one of the so-called "Paid Programming" slots. So now, it looks like an issue with the guide info being flat-out wrong
Holy sh*t - it's been almost 10 years for some of the channels in market. They are finally making corrections (and additions) ??TSID and OTA mapping update continues:
James Long's uplink report over at dbstalk.Holy sh*t - it's been almost 10 years for some of the channels in market. They are finally making corrections (and additions) ??
Where are you getting this data from ? Is the uplink here working finally ?
They could have (should have ?) done this with any guide provider. They used to....As far as Dish finally getting around to changing the TSID, I think it has something to do with the switch-over to Tivo metadata.
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