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<blockquote data-quote="Bucky O'Hare" data-source="post: 705024" data-attributes="member: 73276">I tried again this evening on my HTPC to get PowerDVD 10 Audio codec to be the LiveTV AAC codec this time it gave me stuttering video and choppy sound so I think it needs something changing in the coding for it to work. As for my office PC (Win7x64) I had another go tonight to get the MS DTV Audio Codec working but it still refusing to play ball and all I get is the Divx codec showing up in Graphstudio. I have decided to grab one of my spare hd drv's this weekend and install Win 7 on my HTPC and see if I can get that to work with either Power DVD 10 or the MS codec.Yes the freeview HD epg data is compressed but after some research I found an application called <a href="http://dvbguide.com/" target="_blank">DVBGuide</a> (works with any BDA device DVB t/t2/s/s2/c) that pulls the Freeview epg inc the 4 HD channels data down and writes it out as either WMC compatible file or an xml file but when I tried to get MP to import the file via the xmltv plugin it found the channels in the file but refused to see any of the program details even though&nbsp; another app I use called TVGuide 0.5.5.5 reads the xml file and displays the program information. So the feared Encryption of the HD channel data never happened what Freeview has done though is introduce a licence for stb manufactures to use the guide data only if they have the DRM flag set for recordings</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bucky O'Hare, post: 705024, member: 73276"] I tried again this evening on my HTPC to get PowerDVD 10 Audio codec to be the LiveTV AAC codec this time it gave me stuttering video and choppy sound so I think it needs something changing in the coding for it to work. As for my office PC (Win7x64) I had another go tonight to get the MS DTV Audio Codec working but it still refusing to play ball and all I get is the Divx codec showing up in Graphstudio. I have decided to grab one of my spare hd drv's this weekend and install Win 7 on my HTPC and see if I can get that to work with either Power DVD 10 or the MS codec. Yes the freeview HD epg data is compressed but after some research I found an application called [URL="http://dvbguide.com/"]DVBGuide[/URL] (works with any BDA device DVB t/t2/s/s2/c) that pulls the Freeview epg inc the 4 HD channels data down and writes it out as either WMC compatible file or an xml file but when I tried to get MP to import the file via the xmltv plugin it found the channels in the file but refused to see any of the program details even though another app I use called TVGuide 0.5.5.5 reads the xml file and displays the program information. So the feared Encryption of the HD channel data never happened what Freeview has done though is introduce a licence for stb manufactures to use the guide data only if they have the DRM flag set for recordings [/QUOTE]

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