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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Rhys.Goodwin" data-source="post: 144919" data-attributes="member: 27017">It's been a while since I used TV2 ( I only use TV3 now) but there should be one main "TV Channels") Section under The television section. Name your channels in  there and go to the xmlv import section and specify xml file location . As long as the names match up then you should see the guide in MP. btw You can set the names in the xml file after it has been downloaded fairly easily but you would need to script it. somehow.(I think the names already there make sense tho)Correct for TV2, you will need 2 cards.Yes you are best to use TV3(TV Server) if you intend to use DVB-S. Watch/record 2++ channels on one card as long as they are all on the same transponder.Yes, I use a PVR-150 for analog TV via settop box (Sky)Remember that you Won't get Prime with freeview at least not for a WHILEI don't use Radio, but yes the PRV-150 will do I think.No too sure on this one. I use a compaq evo W4000 workstation desktop, it's the same width as my amp and it also has a silver front, with a DVD drive at the front. Still looks like a PC but my wife is very happy since everything works so well and media-portal provides such excllent features, If she complains about things, e.g. Bugs in Mp I offer the option of going back to standard TV! i.e no recording no guide etc ;-)</blockquote>Yeah I think its basicly fancy looking teletext! Hopefully they keep providing the normal dvb EPG otherwise MP will have to support EPG via MHEG OR we'll have to use xmltvnz (good but not as reliable as DVB)[/QUOTE]Good question, I think they will be on a different transonders but maybe not. Get all the latest on freeview info here:<a href="http://www.vetrun.com/forums/showthread.php?t=5653&page=22" target="_blank">http://www.vetrun.com/forums/showthread.php?t=5653&page=22</a> And yes if they were on different transpoders you would need to cards. You're on right track!-Rhys[/QUOTE]

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