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<blockquote data-quote="jfd553" data-source="post: 1304026" data-attributes="member: 156902">Additional information.While browsing the MP2 directories, I found two references to xmltv:&nbsp; a) ...\MP2-Server\Plugins\SlimTv.Service3\XmlTvImport.dllb) ...\MP2-Server\Plugins\SlimTv.Service3\ProgramData\ProgramData.zip\xmltvIn b, the xmltv directory is in a .zip file that contains two other files: a xmltv.dtd and a Readme.txt.The Readme.txt says ...&quot;To use Mediaportal's internal xmltv configuration and scheduler, you should unpack the xmltv in this folder. [... then refer to a *-Win32 zip - which should be *-Win64 in my case then ...] After unpacking in this folder, you can use it from within MediaPortal.&quot; It all depends on how the program (.dll?) runs. Should I extract the content of *-Win64.zip in ...\ProgramData\ProgramData.zip\xmltv...\ProgramData\ProgramData.zip...\ProgramDataI am not familiar with this stuff and I do not want to scrap something unintentionally.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jfd553, post: 1304026, member: 156902"] Additional information. While browsing the MP2 directories, I found two references to xmltv: a) ...\MP2-Server\Plugins\SlimTv.Service3\XmlTvImport.dll b) ...\MP2-Server\Plugins\SlimTv.Service3\ProgramData\ProgramData.zip\xmltv In b, the xmltv directory is in a .zip file that contains two other files: a xmltv.dtd and a Readme.txt. The Readme.txt says ... "To use Mediaportal's internal xmltv configuration and scheduler, you should unpack the xmltv in this folder. [... then refer to a *-Win32 zip - which should be *-Win64 in my case then ...] After unpacking in this folder, you can use it from within MediaPortal." It all depends on how the program (.dll?) runs. Should I extract the content of *-Win64.zip in ...\ProgramData\ProgramData.zip\xmltv ...\ProgramData\ProgramData.zip ...\ProgramData I am not familiar with this stuff and I do not want to scrap something unintentionally. [/QUOTE]

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