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<blockquote data-quote="milhouse" data-source="post: 356928" data-attributes="member: 26653">For the U.S., I highly recommend using Schedules Direct.&nbsp; Set your lineup up at <a href="http://www.schedulesdirect.org/" target="_blank">Schedules Direct</a>.&nbsp; Install and configure the Schedules Direct plugin (search the forum).&nbsp; One configuration note - I recommend deleting your channels, and telling the Schedules Direct plugin to add them automatically.&nbsp; That's the easiest way to get the channels and guide information to match.Note: SD is NOT a free service.&nbsp; It's $15/year.&nbsp; It's non-profit - they are just passing on the costs of the guide data.&nbsp; You can sign up for a 7-day trial to see if you like and can get it to work easily before actually subscribing.&nbsp; $15 well spent in my opinion.I find the xml stuff is a little difficult to deal with, and xml scrapers seem to have to change every time a source site changes format.&nbsp; So SD is more set and forget, in my opinion.&nbsp; (I know other U.S. folks think the XML stuff is easy enough to do.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="milhouse, post: 356928, member: 26653"] For the U.S., I highly recommend using Schedules Direct. Set your lineup up at [url=http://www.schedulesdirect.org/]Schedules Direct[/url]. Install and configure the Schedules Direct plugin (search the forum). One configuration note - I recommend deleting your channels, and telling the Schedules Direct plugin to add them automatically. That's the easiest way to get the channels and guide information to match. Note: SD is NOT a free service. It's $15/year. It's non-profit - they are just passing on the costs of the guide data. You can sign up for a 7-day trial to see if you like and can get it to work easily before actually subscribing. $15 well spent in my opinion. I find the xml stuff is a little difficult to deal with, and xml scrapers seem to have to change every time a source site changes format. So SD is more set and forget, in my opinion. (I know other U.S. folks think the XML stuff is easy enough to do.) [/QUOTE]

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