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<blockquote data-quote="dvdfreak" data-source="post: 227143" data-attributes="member: 21313">Mea culpa!&nbsp; This is a known bug and was due to a last-minute change I made to 1.0.14.0.This will be fixed in 1.0.15.0 which will be uploaded soon.Thanks for the brainstorming, it's good to see users helping me look for a solution!But if I do add ClickFinder/TVMovie support I'll do it in a clean way, not related to the TVE3 plugin.&nbsp; I want to keep interdependency between TV Scheduler and TVE3 to a minimum.Another EXE could indeed be an extra installation issue, but I'll probably include it in the standard setup.&nbsp; And all you'd need to do is configure it (which you need to do whatever solution you go for).Or I could choose to go for an importer plugin system where TvScheduler.WindowsService uses more than one possible source for guide data (currently it is hardcoded to use the XMLTV importer).&nbsp; We'll see...&nbsp; I'll keep it on my list, but it's not of the highest priority right now.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dvdfreak, post: 227143, member: 21313"] Mea culpa! This is a known bug and was due to a last-minute change I made to 1.0.14.0. This will be fixed in 1.0.15.0 which will be uploaded soon. Thanks for the brainstorming, it's good to see users helping me look for a solution! But if I do add ClickFinder/TVMovie support I'll do it in a clean way, not related to the TVE3 plugin. I want to keep interdependency between TV Scheduler and TVE3 to a minimum. Another EXE could indeed be an extra installation issue, but I'll probably include it in the standard setup. And all you'd need to do is configure it (which you need to do whatever solution you go for). Or I could choose to go for an importer plugin system where TvScheduler.WindowsService uses more than one possible source for guide data (currently it is hardcoded to use the XMLTV importer). We'll see... I'll keep it on my list, but it's not of the highest priority right now. [/QUOTE]

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