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<blockquote data-quote="jonaskp" data-source="post: 332802" data-attributes="member: 26015">Depends on how you get your XMLTV-file. Do you use WebEPG (or similar) for grabbing or do you have a provider from which you can download the actual XMLTV file?I have the latter, so I am just using the XMLTV plugin to download the file (with the remote tab) and have the &quot;Folder where xmltv guide is stored&quot; set to &quot;C:\Program Files\For The Record\Services\XMLTV&quot;. THis way the XMLTV gets downloadet to this folder and 4TheRecord picks it up.If you use a grabber, I suppose you could specify in the grabber where you want the XMLTV-file to be stored. Again, you just point that to &quot;C:\Program Files\For The Record\Services\XMLTV&quot; (or whatever your For The Record folder is) and it's working.I have no idea how to create a batch-file or why you would even need to. Perhaps Sunsetdk can shed some light on that. Maybe in some grabbers it is not possible to change the output-path?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jonaskp, post: 332802, member: 26015"] Depends on how you get your XMLTV-file. Do you use WebEPG (or similar) for grabbing or do you have a provider from which you can download the actual XMLTV file? I have the latter, so I am just using the XMLTV plugin to download the file (with the remote tab) and have the "Folder where xmltv guide is stored" set to "C:\Program Files\For The Record\Services\XMLTV". THis way the XMLTV gets downloadet to this folder and 4TheRecord picks it up. If you use a grabber, I suppose you could specify in the grabber where you want the XMLTV-file to be stored. Again, you just point that to "C:\Program Files\For The Record\Services\XMLTV" (or whatever your For The Record folder is) and it's working. I have no idea how to create a batch-file or why you would even need to. Perhaps Sunsetdk can shed some light on that. Maybe in some grabbers it is not possible to change the output-path? [/QUOTE]

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