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<blockquote data-quote="idioteque" data-source="post: 141704" data-attributes="member: 37301">How about, for the Netherlands, directly parsing the websites of the cabel providersUPC has a clear page with the city's which can easily be parsedEach city has it's own code:<a href="http://upc.nl/frequencies_gm.php?GM=0305" target="_blank">http://upc.nl/frequencies_gm.php?GM=0305</a>Casema does the same thing<a href="http://www.casema.nl/pagina/thuis/radioentelevisie/rtvanaloog/zenderoverzicht" target="_blank">http://www.casema.nl/pagina/thuis/radioentelevisie/rtvanaloog/zenderoverzicht</a>MultiKabel<a href="http://www.multikabel.nl/service-desk/frequentieoverzicht-analoge-radio-en-tv/" target="_blank">http://www.multikabel.nl/service-desk/frequentieoverzicht-analoge-radio-en-tv/</a>Caiway:<a href="http://www.caiw.nl/" target="_blank">http://www.caiw.nl/</a>having this info correct and upto date would realy help give the WAF a real kick</blockquote>

[QUOTE="idioteque, post: 141704, member: 37301"] How about, for the Netherlands, directly parsing the websites of the cabel providers UPC has a clear page with the city's which can easily be parsed Each city has it's own code: [url]http://upc.nl/frequencies_gm.php?GM=0305[/url] Casema does the same thing [url]http://www.casema.nl/pagina/thuis/radioentelevisie/rtvanaloog/zenderoverzicht[/url] MultiKabel [url]http://www.multikabel.nl/service-desk/frequentieoverzicht-analoge-radio-en-tv/[/url] Caiway: [url]http://www.caiw.nl/[/url] having this info correct and upto date would realy help give the WAF a real kick [/QUOTE]

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