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<blockquote data-quote="Kaoh" data-source="post: 343422" data-attributes="member: 24754">Well I still have the bug, but I prevent it from being a problem by stopping and starting the TVservice daily. Everytime the tvservice starts it does do a new grabbing cycle. But it does leave you with a daily window of a minute where your tv is anavailable. I created a batch file that I added to the windows scheduler at 05:45 am to make it work.But your problem sounds more like settings, did you check all the channels and radio channels to allow EPG grabbing? Its a subsectio of the TV channels menu item in the TV server Configuration tool and is called TV Epg grabber. I have each channel checked to make sure it grabs that channel.Also check your general settings to make sure you have (on the EPG tab) the &quot;Always try to update existing entries&quot; checked.And after doing settings make sure to stop/start the service to test, some wettings will not apply till then.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kaoh, post: 343422, member: 24754"] Well I still have the bug, but I prevent it from being a problem by stopping and starting the TVservice daily. Everytime the tvservice starts it does do a new grabbing cycle. But it does leave you with a daily window of a minute where your tv is anavailable. I created a batch file that I added to the windows scheduler at 05:45 am to make it work. But your problem sounds more like settings, did you check all the channels and radio channels to allow EPG grabbing? Its a subsectio of the TV channels menu item in the TV server Configuration tool and is called TV Epg grabber. I have each channel checked to make sure it grabs that channel. Also check your general settings to make sure you have (on the EPG tab) the "Always try to update existing entries" checked. And after doing settings make sure to stop/start the service to test, some wettings will not apply till then. [/QUOTE]

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