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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 1030216" data-attributes="member: 82144">I'm not sure what I'm meant to be looking for here.I see a bunch of successful manual recordings; I don't see any attempts to record two programs at the same time. When did you attempt to do this?I defer to RonD. Since I'm based in New Zealand I wouldn't have a clue what the best service would be... but why don't you just pick one and try it?Note: SchedulesDirect costs $25 per year with a 7 day free trial. The other options are free.It is a standards body like ATSC.DigitalVideoBroadcastThey define TV and radio broadcast standards which are used almost everywhere in the world except the US and Canada.The US has ATSC, cable and DirecTV/Dish.The rest of the world has DVB-T (terrestrial), DVB-C (cable) and DVB-S (satellite).The DVB EPG grabber is not going to help you. I suggest you disable it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 1030216, member: 82144"] I'm not sure what I'm meant to be looking for here. I see a bunch of successful manual recordings; I don't see any attempts to record two programs at the same time. When did you attempt to do this? I defer to RonD. Since I'm based in New Zealand I wouldn't have a clue what the best service would be... but why don't you just pick one and try it? Note: SchedulesDirect costs $25 per year with a 7 day free trial. The other options are free. It is a standards body like ATSC. Digital Video Broadcast They define TV and radio broadcast standards which are used almost everywhere in the world except the US and Canada. The US has ATSC, cable and DirecTV/Dish. The rest of the world has DVB-T (terrestrial), DVB-C (cable) and DVB-S (satellite). The DVB EPG grabber is not going to help you. I suggest you disable it. [/QUOTE]

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