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<blockquote data-quote="RonD" data-source="post: 1122277" data-attributes="member: 117536">The channel names for ATSC sub-channels are main channel with a DT2, DT3 suffix. In general not the &quot;marketing name&quot; of the channel. MePo xmltv &quot;auto-map&quot; in general does not get the correct mapping. You can use the zap2it EPG webpage to see how channels are setup and can use the xmltv channel setup to manually find/fix the channel mapping.I use a mc2xml.ren file to help map the mc2xml EPG names to the MePo scanned channel names, but its kind of a pain to setup the 1st time. I use the notepad++ text editor to open the very big (40+ MB) tvguide.xml file to see the EpgChans in the file. After you make the mc2xml.ren you need to run mc2xml a 2nd time to generate a new tvguide.xml file with the remapped channel names. The 1st time I do this it takes a couple iterations to clean up the mappings.For example my PBS channels.EpgChan:MePoChanKQEDDT:KQED-HDKQEDDT2:KQED+KQEDDT3:WORLD</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RonD, post: 1122277, member: 117536"] The channel names for ATSC sub-channels are main channel with a DT2, DT3 suffix. In general not the "marketing name" of the channel. MePo xmltv "auto-map" in general does not get the correct mapping. You can use the zap2it EPG webpage to see how channels are setup and can use the xmltv channel setup to manually find/fix the channel mapping. I use a mc2xml.ren file to help map the mc2xml EPG names to the MePo scanned channel names, but its kind of a pain to setup the 1st time. I use the notepad++ text editor to open the very big (40+ MB) tvguide.xml file to see the EpgChans in the file. After you make the mc2xml.ren you need to run mc2xml a 2nd time to generate a new tvguide.xml file with the remapped channel names. The 1st time I do this it takes a couple iterations to clean up the mappings. For example my PBS channels. EpgChan:MePoChan KQEDDT:KQED-HD KQEDDT2:KQED+ KQEDDT3:WORLD [/QUOTE]

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