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<blockquote data-quote="TLD" data-source="post: 870077" data-attributes="member: 59059"><p>While this may be true in some areas or OTA it is not true here on cable even when i had a Digital cable box as now for instance the channels you mentioned like HBO on the guide at IMDB.com here we have HBO 1, HBO 2 or HBO 3, Antenna TV is KZJODT3, Telemundo is TeleP so i can imagine that there are many different call letters/numbers depending on where you are located in the IMDB.com guide depending on which network is broadcasting the particular station.</p><p> </p><p></p><p>This seems like a good solution, having a plugin that could parse the local official channel call letters/numbers (site IDs) from IMDB.com would make it easy for anyone to get WebEPG working for them.</p><p> </p><p>The instructions that RonD has written up are not that hard to follow and most people could manage it in my opinion.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TLD, post: 870077, member: 59059"] While this may be true in some areas or OTA it is not true here on cable even when i had a Digital cable box as now for instance the channels you mentioned like HBO on the guide at IMDB.com here we have HBO 1, HBO 2 or HBO 3, Antenna TV is KZJODT3, Telemundo is TeleP so i can imagine that there are many different call letters/numbers depending on where you are located in the IMDB.com guide depending on which network is broadcasting the particular station. This seems like a good solution, having a plugin that could parse the local official channel call letters/numbers (site IDs) from IMDB.com would make it easy for anyone to get WebEPG working for them. The instructions that RonD has written up are not that hard to follow and most people could manage it in my opinion. [/QUOTE]
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