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<blockquote data-quote="TritonT" data-source="post: 188913" data-attributes="member: 26020">The Hauppauge WinTV-PVR-150 seems to be the safe choice for analog.&nbsp; I haven't used one for a while as most of the HTPCs I've built in the last year are freeview plus satellite.If you're trying XMLTV GUI you need to choose UK_RT for the grabber and UK_RT_ALTNAMES_Text as a postprocessor, this requires a text file to process, the format of the text file is as follows:&nbsp; &nbsp; Sky Sports News|Sky Spts News&nbsp; &nbsp; E4 +1|E4+1So a text file containing the above lines changes all occurences of E4 +1 to E4+1 etc in the xmltv file.I use Windows Scheduler to run the command line version of XMLTV GUI every morning, with the following command (you'll need a path):&nbsp; &nbsp; XmltvConsole.exe /grabYou tell MediaPortal where to find the xmltv file in Setup - Television - Program Guide.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TritonT, post: 188913, member: 26020"] The Hauppauge WinTV-PVR-150 seems to be the safe choice for analog. I haven't used one for a while as most of the HTPCs I've built in the last year are freeview plus satellite. If you're trying XMLTV GUI you need to choose UK_RT for the grabber and UK_RT_ALTNAMES_Text as a postprocessor, this requires a text file to process, the format of the text file is as follows: Sky Sports News|Sky Spts News E4 +1|E4+1 So a text file containing the above lines changes all occurences of E4 +1 to E4+1 etc in the xmltv file. I use Windows Scheduler to run the command line version of XMLTV GUI every morning, with the following command (you'll need a path): XmltvConsole.exe /grab You tell MediaPortal where to find the xmltv file in Setup - Television - Program Guide. [/QUOTE]

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