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<blockquote data-quote="wonderificdave" data-source="post: 43899" data-attributes="member: 19103">latest code in cvs fixed time shifting - now EPG questionI did a private build and that version fixed timeshifting in HD for the ATI HDTV Wonder.Also the scanning of digital TV is better - I picked up 2 of the 5 KQED stations.&nbsp; At the time I did the scan, these 2 may have been the only 2 broadcasting.... This station shows an HD and SD channel from 8pm-6am and then 4 SD channels from 6am-8pmI haven't figured out how to get the program guide information imported correctly.&nbsp; Does anyone have success with this for ATSC channels?&nbsp; I set up XMLTV and this downloads all the station information to tvguide.xml.&nbsp; However, when I go to the channel list there is both the scanned channels and the xmltv channels.&nbsp; When I try to view the xmltv channels, they do not tune.&nbsp; Am I on the right track?&nbsp; Is XMLTV the way to go or is there a better alternative for over the air ATSC?Thanks!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wonderificdave, post: 43899, member: 19103"] [b]latest code in cvs fixed time shifting - now EPG question[/b] I did a private build and that version fixed timeshifting in HD for the ATI HDTV Wonder. Also the scanning of digital TV is better - I picked up 2 of the 5 KQED stations. At the time I did the scan, these 2 may have been the only 2 broadcasting.... This station shows an HD and SD channel from 8pm-6am and then 4 SD channels from 6am-8pm I haven't figured out how to get the program guide information imported correctly. Does anyone have success with this for ATSC channels? I set up XMLTV and this downloads all the station information to tvguide.xml. However, when I go to the channel list there is both the scanned channels and the xmltv channels. When I try to view the xmltv channels, they do not tune. Am I on the right track? Is XMLTV the way to go or is there a better alternative for over the air ATSC? Thanks! [/QUOTE]

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