bebo-dot-dev / m3u-epg-editor

a python m3u / epg optimizer
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--tvh_start --tvh_offset is not considering group order anymore. #68

Closed jobrien2001 closed 1 year ago

jobrien2001 commented 2 years ago

Hello,

I recently updated the script, It used to consider the order in the group argument.

-g="'sports','espn','dazn'" -t="100"

Used to produce: sports 1 espn 100 dazn 200

Produces now (alpha sorted) dazn 1 espn 100 sports 200

How do i get the older functionality?

Thank you

bebo-dot-dev commented 2 years ago

try adding the -ns / --no_sort argument (if you're using the CLI)

jobrien2001 commented 2 years ago

-ns did not help.

bebo-dot-dev commented 2 years ago

I'll need your source m3u and your complete CLI args to be able to see what's happening. If you're able to supply that, strip out everything sensitive in your args and source data and I'll take a look asap.

bebo-dot-dev commented 1 year ago

Closed as abandoned