Change web of tv guide

I found a web http://www.miguiatv.com/wich has more info about program guide in Spain.
How to change th web to download info?

Thanks

 

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Hi Anakin,

I had a look at the site and the format of the site is quite simple and is easily supported by WebEPG. If you haven't tried it already. Then grab a copy and try it out.

Creating a config file for this shouldn't be hard at all. I can help you.

Cheers,

/James

 

please help me.

tell me how i can do it.

 

the problem that i found with the other web is that the hour of program doesn´t correspond with the original.

 

Hi Anakin,

There is a basic guide included with WebEPG (a bit out of date now). You will need to look at the HTML source of this site and also all URL format for date and channel ID.

I would say have a look at one of the other sites and see how it works and whats in the config file. Then ask some quesitons here.

Cheers,

/James

 

ok thanks i will try this

 

Also, if you get everything working ok but the times do not match up with reality, just add an offset in MP configuration. I guess you must have tried this already though?

 

Hi Anakin,

Which web site and program were you using? I am interested because, apart from bugs in the last few pre-releases with the time/date change at midnight. I don't believe webepg has ever had this problem. Unless you grab info from a site not in your timezone. Check the site with a web browser.

This is however, a known problem with xmltv.


Cheers,

/James

 

The problem is in that it does not correspond the hour that it says with the program. For example according to the guide it(he,she) begins at five o'clock, but actually it is at three o'clock.

 

Hi Anakin,

So that I can help you please answer the following:

1. Which guide web site are you using ?
2. Which program are you using to grab the data from this web site ?
3. Are all programs out by a certain time for example 1 hour, or is it just some programs ?
4. Have you check the web site in a browser (IE) to see how the data is listed there ?

Cheers,

/James