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<blockquote data-quote="RonD" data-source="post: 885361" data-attributes="member: 117536">Charlie,&nbsp;I think the listing example you show is from the imdb.com &quot;tvgrid&quot; webpage that shows 3 hours for a list of 40+ channels. In many cases that shows the season/episode numbers. If you click on 1 channel on the left side of the grid view, you get a listing for 24 hours for one channel. As far as I know the WebEPG engine and grabber can only use the &quot;per channel&quot; page and cannot use &quot;tvgrid&quot; page.&nbsp;When you record shows, do you include the episode &quot;name&quot; as part of the file name? For my recording I use 1 of the series recording formats that includes %title%, %date%, and [- %name%]. When TV Series parses the file name, it usually can find all 3 fields and matches the episode name. But there are times I need to manually fix the names. I'm not sure if my brain is fully decoding what is causing a problem.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RonD, post: 885361, member: 117536"] Charlie, I think the listing example you show is from the imdb.com "tvgrid" webpage that shows 3 hours for a list of 40+ channels. In many cases that shows the season/episode numbers. If you click on 1 channel on the left side of the grid view, you get a listing for 24 hours for one channel. As far as I know the WebEPG engine and grabber can only use the "per channel" page and cannot use "tvgrid" page. When you record shows, do you include the episode "name" as part of the file name? For my recording I use 1 of the series recording formats that includes %title%, %date%, and [- %name%]. When TV Series parses the file name, it usually can find all 3 fields and matches the episode name. But there are times I need to manually fix the names. I'm not sure if my brain is fully decoding what is causing a problem. [/QUOTE]

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