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<blockquote data-quote="Lehmden" data-source="post: 1235728" data-attributes="member: 109222">Hi.You may have a look into the resulting xml file. If some (not all!!!)&nbsp; of the programs have a tag like:[CODE=XML]&nbsp; &nbsp; &lt;episode-num system=&quot;xmltv_ns&quot;&gt;6.8.&lt;/episode-num&gt;[/CODE](with different numbers inside the xml tag) then EPG-Buddy has done it's job correctly. In MediaPortal (1 and 2) client you need to activate season and episodes numbers to be shown. But as you are using Kodi as client, I don't know how this is done there. But I'm pretty sure even in Kodi it is somehow configurable but this is something you need to ask in Kodi forum...You may have a look at windows task scheduler. There has to be an entry similar to this:[ATTACH=full]194918[/ATTACH] Sorry, but I don't have access to an English Windows system, so screenshot is in German.. But you may find it nevertheless, I hope...If this entry is not existing you may have forgotten to add a schedule (from inside EPG-Buddy, tab &quot;Schedule&quot;) or you didn't grant admin rights when askedIn Windows 10 you need to grant admin rights for adding a schedule so you need to grant them when asked... If this did not work from inside EPG-Buddy on your system you still can add this schedule manually. You need to run the task &quot;Grab-EPG.exe&quot; from inside the EPG-Buddy installation folder ( normally C:\Program files (x86)\EPG-Buddy\ )&nbsp; without any further options at the day/time you want to grab your EPG-Data.This won't work at all, I fear, because the tunein.com script is a local FM radio only EPG source for Spain, Europe and EPG-Buddy only is done for TV EPG. And I don't think this will change in near future as FM radio very rarely is used at home nowadays...Do you receive those FM channels via internet in the US?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lehmden, post: 1235728, member: 109222"] Hi. You may have a look into the resulting xml file. If some (not all!!!) of the programs have a tag like: [CODE=XML] <episode-num system="xmltv_ns">6.8.</episode-num>[/CODE] (with different numbers inside the xml tag) then EPG-Buddy has done it's job correctly. In MediaPortal (1 and 2) client you need to activate season and episodes numbers to be shown. But as you are using Kodi as client, I don't know how this is done there. But I'm pretty sure even in Kodi it is somehow configurable but this is something you need to ask in Kodi forum... You may have a look at windows task scheduler. There has to be an entry similar to this: [ATTACH=full]194918[/ATTACH] Sorry, but I don't have access to an English Windows system, so screenshot is in German.. But you may find it nevertheless, I hope... If this entry is not existing you may have forgotten to add a schedule (from inside EPG-Buddy, tab "Schedule") or you didn't grant admin rights when asked In Windows 10 you need to grant admin rights for adding a schedule so you need to grant them when asked... If this did not work from inside EPG-Buddy on your system you still can add this schedule manually. You need to run the task "Grab-EPG.exe" from inside the EPG-Buddy installation folder ( normally C:\Program files (x86)\EPG-Buddy\ ) without any further options at the day/time you want to grab your EPG-Data. This won't work at all, I fear, because the tunein.com script is a local FM radio only EPG source for Spain, Europe and EPG-Buddy only is done for TV EPG. And I don't think this will change in near future as FM radio very rarely is used at home nowadays... Do you receive those FM channels via internet in the US? [/QUOTE]

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