On 30/10/05, Hywel Williams <
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At 11:04 30/10/2005, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>Program:
>
>crid://bbc.co.uk/1103146355
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>and
>
>crid://bbc.co.uk/1103146353
>
>Are the same program, both on BBC 4
Unfortunately to get 100% accuracy, the programmes should all be
matched by hand, possibly by the schedulers. Unfortunately this
isn't currently done and repeat programmes are found using a simple
algorithm, which occasionally fails as it has in this case. The
opposite can occasionally happen when two programmes are matched as
repeats, when they're not - usually caused by generic saynopses.
There is also a know issue with films that traverse the news, with
the two halves not being paired correctly.
This is a test environment - it s believed that far more accurate
matching will be done should a full broadcast TV-Anytime service be set up.
Hywel
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