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<blockquote data-quote="Lehmden" data-source="post: 1151912" data-attributes="member: 109222">Hi.For US the most easy way I know of is to use SchedulesDirect. But this is not free of charge afaik. A free option is to use WebEPG with imdb.com as data source. A link to the MP1 Wiki (that is valid for MP2 too in this case) you can find in the post above.Or you can try to get WebGrab++ up and running. This is free but really complicated to set up. Once you've got it running, it's working like a charm and it's delivering rich data for free.This can be an issue if you want to try WebGrab++. For this you must edit some XML files in an text editor like Notepad. So minimal knowledge about how to edit XML or script file is necessary. By the way, all three solutions I've named are available in both, TVE3.0 (the old but stable TV engine delivered with both, MP1 and MP2) and the new but experimental TVE 3.5 that for now is available as a separate download for MP2 only...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lehmden, post: 1151912, member: 109222"] Hi. For US the most easy way I know of is to use SchedulesDirect. But this is not free of charge afaik. A free option is to use WebEPG with imdb.com as data source. A link to the MP1 Wiki (that is valid for MP2 too in this case) you can find in the post above. Or you can try to get WebGrab++ up and running. This is free but really complicated to set up. Once you've got it running, it's working like a charm and it's delivering rich data for free. This can be an issue if you want to try WebGrab++. For this you must edit some XML files in an text editor like Notepad. So minimal knowledge about how to edit XML or script file is necessary. By the way, all three solutions I've named are available in both, TVE3.0 (the old but stable TV engine delivered with both, MP1 and MP2) and the new but experimental TVE 3.5 that for now is available as a separate download for MP2 only... [/QUOTE]

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