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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 740593" data-attributes="member: 82144">Hi again andydYou need to change a TV Server config option to fix that:1. Open TV Server configuration.2. Expand the TV Servers node.3. Click on your server.4. Select your tuner.5. Click &quot;edit&quot;.6. Select &quot;stop graph (more compatible)&quot; instead of pause.7. Rinse and repeat for each tuner.8. Restart TV Server (will happen automagically if you go to another config section).The deal with that option is that pause mode is like having the tuner on &quot;ready-to-go-standby&quot; all the time. It *might* give faster tuning at the cost of preventing other software (like the EPG Collector from using the tuner). I say might with great emphasis because it doesn't seem to make any difference for me. Better to have at least one tuner free for other apps I think...It detects the new file automatically (presumably using timestamps) and imports it. Probably checks once per minute. Plenty fast enough. All you have to worry about is:1. Creating the XML file, which is easy peasy with the EPG Collector.2. Making sure your XMLTV mappings are correct - also easy.mm</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 740593, member: 82144"] Hi again andyd You need to change a TV Server config option to fix that: 1. Open TV Server configuration. 2. Expand the TV Servers node. 3. Click on your server. 4. Select your tuner. 5. Click "edit". 6. Select "stop graph (more compatible)" instead of pause. 7. Rinse and repeat for each tuner. 8. Restart TV Server (will happen automagically if you go to another config section). The deal with that option is that pause mode is like having the tuner on "ready-to-go-standby" all the time. It *might* give faster tuning at the cost of preventing other software (like the EPG Collector from using the tuner). I say might with great emphasis because it doesn't seem to make any difference for me. Better to have at least one tuner free for other apps I think... It detects the new file automatically (presumably using timestamps) and imports it. Probably checks once per minute. Plenty fast enough. All you have to worry about is: 1. Creating the XML file, which is easy peasy with the EPG Collector. 2. Making sure your XMLTV mappings are correct - also easy. mm [/QUOTE]

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