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<blockquote data-quote="billd" data-source="post: 34557" data-attributes="member: 10554">Are the schedules available from another country?Is the Danish program line-up the same as in other Euro countries? If so you can copy and paste channel definitions from TVxb.ini files for other countries into your TVxb.ini. You might need to add a timezone=+0100, timezone=UTC (or whatever) item if it's a different timezone from Denmark.For example there is an &quot;Extreme Sports&quot; channel on Sky in the UK. So if the Danish programs are the same as the UK programs, then you can use the UK Sky schedule.If you can't find a definition in any other country TVxb.ini file, you would need to find the on-line schedule for that channel, then create a TVxb definition. You need to work-out the URL pattern to download and it can get quite tricky if postdata is involved, however, in most cases it's possible to download the schedule.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="billd, post: 34557, member: 10554"] [b]Are the schedules available from another country?[/b] Is the Danish program line-up the same as in other Euro countries? If so you can copy and paste channel definitions from TVxb.ini files for other countries into your TVxb.ini. You might need to add a timezone=+0100, timezone=UTC (or whatever) item if it's a different timezone from Denmark. For example there is an "Extreme Sports" channel on Sky in the UK. So if the Danish programs are the same as the UK programs, then you can use the UK Sky schedule. If you can't find a definition in any other country TVxb.ini file, you would need to find the on-line schedule for that channel, then create a TVxb definition. You need to work-out the URL pattern to download and it can get quite tricky if postdata is involved, however, in most cases it's possible to download the schedule. [/QUOTE]

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