Program missing from SBS yet shows up on website

Issue #120 resolved
Bernmeister created an issue

The program ‘Marshall’ is listed at SBSOnDemand

https://www.sbs.com.au/ondemand/movie/marshall/1698091587588

yet when I run webdl (manually) the program does not appear in the listings (Section/Programs, Genre/Documentary, Genre/Drama, Genre/Factual). Initially used webdl via crontab but that’s when I noticed the show didn’t download so looked for it manually.

Are you able to determine if the id (1698091587588) appears in what webdl downloads, but the show is by another name? Or is something more spurious happening here…?

Thanks in advance,

Bernard

Comments (9)

  1. Larry

    I just bumped into this issue when trying to grab Tribal (https://www.sbs.com.au/ondemand/program/tribal). After a bit of digging, it looks as though this series is only showing up on the NITV channel, which isn’t being scanned by sbs.py. I was able to fix this by modifying

    SBSRootNode.load_all_video_entries()
    

    Adding NITV to the channel list seems to have sorted it for this series for me:

            channels = [
                "Channel/NITV",
                "Channel/SBS1",
                "Channel/SBS Food",
                "Channel/SBS VICELAND",
                "Channel/SBS World Movies",
                "Channel/Web Exclusive",
            ]
    

  2. Bernmeister reporter

    Well done mate! I have added your fix and will test overnight…ironically I also wanted to get Tribal and hit the same issue 🙂

  3. Trade Surplus

    This issue is still outstanding in the current version and Larry’s fix worked for me. I wonder why the source code hasn’t been updated.

  4. Larry

    And in case people aren't following, I've posted a quick and dirty fix for the current SBS issues in #125 (for some reason, I can't create new issues at the moment, but can comment - so sorry for the cross post).

  5. delx repo owner

    Sorry for the slow reply, life has been busy lately. Thanks for this fix, I’ve committed it :-)

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