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<blockquote data-quote="globaldonkey" data-source="post: 312290" data-attributes="member: 49844">I'm using WebEPG to scrape the yahoo guide. I think its probably the best out of the data I've seen, next to the DVB-T data. 7 days worth and a full HD program (no gaps). Also includes the pay TV channels.I also use the EPGstream url (posted earlier in this thread) as a &quot;backup source&quot; but I don't like it because it's full of ads. You also need a client id, and you can't get them anymore. They've &quot;repackaged&quot; the service and provide a downloader for it, which has a nag in it for donations. Basically, I think it's the OZ Tivo data anyway.The example URL in the setup guide <a href="http://xmltv.locost7.info/" target="_blank">Index of /</a> seems to be an extract from OzTivo, but it doesn't have any HD channels in it.I used to be able to get to OzTivo data directly, but I think it may have moved recently. If somebody does have the URL for OzTivo, could they post it? The problem I do recall with OzTivo is that it was not a full guide for the HD channels - just the breakaway programs, so you had to turn on gap filling, and that could be a bit problematic at times. Have heard IceTV is ok, but I think it's days may be numbered thanks to some court action by nine. Nothing like charging for something to bring the lawyers out in force <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="globaldonkey, post: 312290, member: 49844"] I'm using WebEPG to scrape the yahoo guide. I think its probably the best out of the data I've seen, next to the DVB-T data. 7 days worth and a full HD program (no gaps). Also includes the pay TV channels. I also use the EPGstream url (posted earlier in this thread) as a "backup source" but I don't like it because it's full of ads. You also need a client id, and you can't get them anymore. They've "repackaged" the service and provide a downloader for it, which has a nag in it for donations. Basically, I think it's the OZ Tivo data anyway. The example URL in the setup guide [url=http://xmltv.locost7.info/]Index of /[/url] seems to be an extract from OzTivo, but it doesn't have any HD channels in it. I used to be able to get to OzTivo data directly, but I think it may have moved recently. If somebody does have the URL for OzTivo, could they post it? The problem I do recall with OzTivo is that it was not a full guide for the HD channels - just the breakaway programs, so you had to turn on gap filling, and that could be a bit problematic at times. Have heard IceTV is ok, but I think it's days may be numbered thanks to some court action by nine. Nothing like charging for something to bring the lawyers out in force ;) [/QUOTE]

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