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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lehmden" data-source="post: 1219907" data-attributes="member: 109222">This was a bit tricky one as those channels have an identical ID on tvguide.com, so our tool "thought" they are duplicate entries...And now the new features...First there is support for external XML files. Those must be XMLTV compatible to be usable.[ATTACH=full]189606[/ATTACH] You can enter a local path or an URL to a XML or ZIP file (containing a XML). The XML would be downloaded (if needed) and imported into EPG-Buddy. Then you can configure those external data the same as with other data. Change the name of a channel to better match with xmltv plugin and/ or compare the data with TVDB. In the input field you can enter as much path/URL as you need, one per line.Second, there are more options for the scheduler.[ATTACH=full]189607[/ATTACH] You now can wake up the system to grab epg data without the need of powerscheduler plugin. You also can delay the start of the grabbing, if it can not be executed at planed time. And you can set an option so the system only starts grabbing EPG when idle... And finally, the very important (at least for ATSC users) direct support for tvguide.com. Before you can use this fast and reliable ATSC EPG source you need to create an account on tvguide.com (if you don't have one already). It's free, so no extra costs. When you've created your account you need to configure your line-up depending on your TV provider and region. When you are done, you can enter your email and password used for the tvguide.com account into EPG-Buddy:[ATTACH=full]189608[/ATTACH] If you need more than one line-up you can create multiple accounts at tvguide.com and configure them different to fit your needs. For this you can enter multiple credentials in EPG-Buddy, one per line. You need to take care that the email and password in a single line belongs together. If not, you won't get any EPG- data...And now, have fun.</blockquote>

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