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== Program data quality == | == Program data quality == | ||
| − | The program data is | + | The program data is received by the press office of each broadcast station. |
| − | As a matter of fact the | + | As a matter of fact the data is automatically processed, hence the quality depends of the data obtained. |
| − | Some broadcast stations | + | Some broadcast stations provide XML-Data with structured information. Others just provide the information in a propritary and unstructured format like RTF. |
| − | + | As a result there are some broadcast stations where ie. the actors are seperated on others they are not. | |
| − | + | Some stations deliver information about the audioformat (mono, stereo, dual or Dolby-Surround), others don't. | |
Some stations add some additional information, like information about the cast, this can't be seperated automatically and so this information is within the description of the broadcast. | Some stations add some additional information, like information about the cast, this can't be seperated automatically and so this information is within the description of the broadcast. | ||
Revision as of 05:39, 6 July 2006
Program data quality
The program data is received by the press office of each broadcast station.
As a matter of fact the data is automatically processed, hence the quality depends of the data obtained.
Some broadcast stations provide XML-Data with structured information. Others just provide the information in a propritary and unstructured format like RTF.
As a result there are some broadcast stations where ie. the actors are seperated on others they are not. Some stations deliver information about the audioformat (mono, stereo, dual or Dolby-Surround), others don't.
Some stations add some additional information, like information about the cast, this can't be seperated automatically and so this information is within the description of the broadcast.
Also classification of the data is not available (like: movie, quiz-show,...) and if it is available this data is also presented in a proprietary format and also the content itself is not standard (i.e. one station says "Documentation", while the other will call it "Info-Show",...).
As a matter of fact we are free of charge and so we cannot reformat all the data by hand.
For everyone interested to present us data or who wants to know how the data is processed can find additional information in our tutorial.
