DVB EPG for UK - Page 2

nigel_williams · 2005-07-06, 16:28

So if the TV Guide is missing programmes on a channel, switching the TV to the channel will force MP to capture the EPG data?

AllenConquest · 2005-07-06, 22:16

If you have 2 tuners would it be possible to dedicate an unused one to scanning the channels and getting EPG data for every channel. That sounds like more development, but it would be a nice feature and another reason for me to get another tuner.

Otherwise, I think it's easier to stick with xmltv for the updates. At least that why you get data for all channel and don't have to rely on switching to the correct mux to get data.

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AllenConquest Portal Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: London, UK Posts: 232 Thanks: 1 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	If you have 2 tuners would it be possible to dedicate an unused one to scanning the channels and getting EPG data for every channel. That sounds like more development, but it would be a nice feature and another reason for me to get another tuner. Otherwise, I think it's easier to stick with xmltv for the updates. At least that why you get data for all channel and don't have to rely on switching to the correct mux to get data. __________________ Athlon XP-M 2200+, DFI NFII Ultra Infinity, 512MB Geil DDR400 RAM, 160GB Samsung PATA & SATA HDs, XFX FX5200 128MB (71.89), NEC3500 DVD-RW, on-board SoundStorm audio, DVB Nova-T 90002, Accent HT400 case+VFD, iMon remote, MCE2005, MP 1.0 RC1

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2005-07-06, 16:28	#11 (permalink)
nigel_williams Portal Member Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 12 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	So if the TV Guide is missing programmes on a channel, switching the TV to the channel will force MP to capture the EPG data?