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<blockquote data-quote="FlipGer" data-source="post: 56478" data-attributes="member: 10293">Hi,Its not only the bandwidth. There has to be done editorially work to provide TV program data. So I respect, if they want money for it. Especially if they have good editorial staff.That is the reason, why I already pay for my xmltv data. Currently 13 â‚¬ for one year and up to 130 programs for 2 weeks (Clickfinder Germany, data is from TV Movie). What is absolutly ok. A print TV magazin cost about 1 - 2 â‚¬ each month.In a german forum, we already discussed to get xmltv data from <a href="http://www.tvtv.de" target="_blank">TVTV</a>. An other source could be TV Movie directly (not via Clickfinder), at least for Germany.The problem is, that those providers only sell &quot;packages&quot;. Eg. 1000 licences for lets say 500 â‚¬ a month. So you will need at least 500 subscribers to get a resonable price (1 â‚¬ / month).Flip.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FlipGer, post: 56478, member: 10293"] Hi, Its not only the bandwidth. There has to be done editorially work to provide TV program data. So I respect, if they want money for it. Especially if they have good editorial staff. That is the reason, why I already pay for my xmltv data. Currently 13 â‚¬ for one year and up to 130 programs for 2 weeks (Clickfinder Germany, data is from TV Movie). What is absolutly ok. A print TV magazin cost about 1 - 2 â‚¬ each month. In a german forum, we already discussed to get xmltv data from [url=http://www.tvtv.de]TVTV[/url]. An other source could be TV Movie directly (not via Clickfinder), at least for Germany. The problem is, that those providers only sell "packages". Eg. 1000 licences for lets say 500 â‚¬ a month. So you will need at least 500 subscribers to get a resonable price (1 â‚¬ / month). Flip. [/QUOTE]

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