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[Xmltv-devel] [xmltv-commit] xmltv/grab/uk_atlas tv_grab_uk_atlas, 1.28, 1.29
Karl Dietz
2015-06-20 13:09:45 UTC
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+ # NOTE 2015-06-20
+ # It seems Metabroadcast have (unannounced) switched off the anonymous bbc.co.uk feed. This feed was used by the XMLTV nightly tester.
+ # The only way to get Atlas data now is via a personal API key. This means the nightly automated tester will report failure although
+ # this grabber is working no problem.
+
my $_version = '$Id$';
I get to differ. It was announced for January 15th, that was five month
ago.

On May 13th 2014 Mirona wrote "Going forward, everyone will need an API
key to use Atlas.". With an ETA of late 2014 to early 2015.
https://metabroadcast.com/blog/atlas-deer-goes-out-in-the-wild

Although the grabbers error message could be better.

Regards,
Karl

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2015-06-20 15:00:40 UTC
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Post by Karl Dietz
I get to differ. It was announced for January 15th, that was five month
ago.
On May 13th 2014 Mirona wrote "Going forward, everyone will need an API
key to use Atlas.". With an ETA of late 2014 to early 2015.
You still believe any dates sent out by Metabroadcast? 8-)

They announced they were *going* to require an API key, however an announcement that they have *now done so* would be helpful. That's what I mean by "unannounced".

Or else it's a bug in their code and they didn't actually mean to switch it off!
Post by Karl Dietz
Although the grabbers error message could be better.
In the absence of any definitive reason from MB, I think "noprogrammes" sums it up correctly - they are returning an "ok" response but an empty schedule.

Rgds,
Geoff

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