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ctlcltd / e2-sat-editor

Satellite channel lists editor with tabbed nav 📡 for Enigma2, Neutrino, Lamedb, dreambox lists
https://e2sateditor.com
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Just so you know, it thinks that 127W is 12.7W #21

Closed ilikenwf closed 4 months ago

ilikenwf commented 4 months ago

Describe the bug

There's a parse issue, when I connect and download everything from my e2 box, it sees my 127W channels and marks them as belonging to 12.7W.

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1.4

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ctlcltd commented 4 months ago

Sorry I can not find an authentic channel list for 127W on the internet, if you can upload an unedited list for 127W, taken from the decoder, it would help.

I did some testing, the value read from satellites.xml is correct, “127.0W C-band Galaxy 37/Horizons 4” shows 127.1W as expected. Also in edit is correct.

As far as I know, the orbital position value could be multiplied with West. This situation is not currently considered. Above 180 deg should be = 3600 - position, but would not be 12.7. Still to be investigated.

Thanks

ilikenwf commented 4 months ago

I'm using the satellites.xml from https://sat-forum.net/viewtopic.php?t=131&sid=a06764ad9f180a91970f14ba9b6046a2&start=140 because it's so fresh most of the time, scraped from lyngsat.

ilikenwf commented 4 months ago

...from what I can tell, other than maybe 5-7 channels extra, it's accurate.

ctlcltd commented 4 months ago

Thanks for the suggestion! I would need a services list directly from a decoder, it would be more accurate.

ilikenwf commented 4 months ago

My e2 box should be able to output that for you to xml, right?

ctlcltd commented 4 months ago

Yes, saving from the software or taking the files directly from the decoder and zipping them. The services file is "lamedb", or "lamedb5", or "services" (older Enigma), or "services.xml" (Neutrino). Many decoders also export from a USB stick.

ilikenwf commented 4 months ago

lamedb.zip

Forgot I already had a copy from playing with the editor, though this should only have the adult lock applied to the two xxx channels...I don't want those personally.

ctlcltd commented 4 months ago

Thank you so much, I solved the mistake. I limited the value to 4 digits, thus it does not parse the minus sign with negative 4 digit values. The fix will take effect on the next release.

ilikenwf commented 4 months ago

Ah, very cool! Thanks for the great editor.