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<blockquote data-quote="felix_clerc" data-source="post: 718995" data-attributes="member: 99109">Hello,I'm using xmltv (feeded up by mc2xml) for my EPG, but found out that some programs are not detailed in it.For example, TSR 2 (Swiss french TV channel 2) got a program running everyday for kids that last for about 2 hours, called &quot;mabule&quot;.In the data I get, the 2 hours program is a &quot;block&quot;.On a dedicated website for this program are detailed schedules, that says for example that this cartoon is scheduled at that time on that day during the whole week. Example: samsam is scheduled from 8:40 to 8:46 everyday.With the xmltv epg settings, I can only record the whole &quot;mabule&quot; program from 07:00 to 09:00 and then have to manually cut my record for this 6 mins lenght episode.Is there a way to use xmltv for generic purpose EPG, then fine tune it using an external grabber, thus allowing me to narrow down my programming to only record that subset of the whole show?My son (and myself) would appreciate any help on this.TIAFelix</blockquote>

[QUOTE="felix_clerc, post: 718995, member: 99109"] Hello, I'm using xmltv (feeded up by mc2xml) for my EPG, but found out that some programs are not detailed in it. For example, TSR 2 (Swiss french TV channel 2) got a program running everyday for kids that last for about 2 hours, called "mabule". In the data I get, the 2 hours program is a "block". On a dedicated website for this program are detailed schedules, that says for example that this cartoon is scheduled at that time on that day during the whole week. Example: samsam is scheduled from 8:40 to 8:46 everyday. With the xmltv epg settings, I can only record the whole "mabule" program from 07:00 to 09:00 and then have to manually cut my record for this 6 mins lenght episode. Is there a way to use xmltv for generic purpose EPG, then fine tune it using an external grabber, thus allowing me to narrow down my programming to only record that subset of the whole show? My son (and myself) would appreciate any help on this. TIA Felix [/QUOTE]

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