Thanks for confirming this for us 1701-e, and apologies we've not spotted this sooner.
Do please feel free to reach out to us if we've made any similar errors on our TV services elsewhere and we'll aim to get on them to ensure the correct information matches the additional media content.
Thanks,
David_Bn
Forum TeamHi 1701-e,
We appreciate you posting on this community. Can you please elaborate on the issue you have? This is so we can help you better
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I thought the picture said it all.
The picture relates to the oscar winning One flew over the cuckoo's nest... The movie being shown is an old 1930s movie.
Forum TeamThanks for confirming this for us 1701-e, and apologies we've not spotted this sooner.
Do please feel free to reach out to us if we've made any similar errors on our TV services elsewhere and we'll aim to get on them to ensure the correct information matches the additional media content.
Thanks,
David_Bn
If the promotional artwork from the broadcaster is missing in the metadata, VM's EPG/metadata ingestion and content management system automatically substitutes a fallback image (which might not be right). Smaller or niche channels like British Screen Classics sometimes submit incomplete or inconsistent metadata as, unlike the big broadcasters, they often lack dedicated resources to provide corrrect metadata.
