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<blockquote data-quote="CyberSimian" data-source="post: 1153217" data-attributes="member: 141969">Which EPG are you using?As you are in the UK, the easiest EPG to setup for DVB-T/T2 is the EPG that is broadcast with the TV signals (called the &quot;DVB EPG&quot; in &quot;TV Server Config&quot;).&nbsp; Unfortunately this EPG does contain programme titles prefixed with &quot;New&quot;.&nbsp; I see this in MP, and I also see it when viewing my TV's EPG (it is the same EPG!).&nbsp; If you want to use this EPG, you have to be observant, and (potentially) set up two recording schedules, one with &quot;New&quot; in the title, and one without (this is what I do).There are other EPGs that you can use, but these have to be downloaded from the internet, and then imported into MP.&nbsp; These other EPGs may (or may not) include &quot;New&quot; in the programme titles.&nbsp; I have not used any of these internet EPGs with MP.-- from CyberSimian in the UK</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CyberSimian, post: 1153217, member: 141969"] Which EPG are you using? As you are in the UK, the easiest EPG to setup for DVB-T/T2 is the EPG that is broadcast with the TV signals (called the "DVB EPG" in "TV Server Config"). Unfortunately this EPG [i]does[/i] contain programme titles prefixed with "New". I see this in MP, and I also see it when viewing my TV's EPG (it is the same EPG!). If you want to use this EPG, you have to be observant, and (potentially) set up two recording schedules, one with "New" in the title, and one without (this is what I do). There are other EPGs that you can use, but these have to be downloaded from the internet, and then imported into MP. These other EPGs may (or may not) include "New" in the programme titles. I have not used any of these internet EPGs with MP. -- from CyberSimian in the UK [/QUOTE]

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