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<blockquote data-quote="Mew" data-source="post: 954196" data-attributes="member: 29012">Paul&nbsp;I only have the Freesat Info channel ticked in my main HTPC and that gets me the EPG for all the Freesat Channels. I do need the channels such as Dave ticked as I get this from Freeview (as it is encrypted on satellite).&nbsp; However, if it is working for you and you are getting a full 7 day EPG I would leave it as it is!&nbsp;I use the Power Scheduler plugin to hibernate the HTPC when idle and wake for recordings (this is a single seat setup on a standalone HTPC). This has to be enabled in the Plugins section in both MediaPortal - TV Server Configuration and in MediaPortal - Configuration. Once the plugin has been enabled in TV Server the Power Scheduler configuration becomes available. There is an EPG tab which has EPG standby/wakeup settings. Hopefully it is fairly self explanatory. As I am using the internal grabber I leave the command box empty.&nbsp;Mew</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mew, post: 954196, member: 29012"] Paul I only have the Freesat Info channel ticked in my main HTPC and that gets me the EPG for all the Freesat Channels. I do need the channels such as Dave ticked as I get this from Freeview (as it is encrypted on satellite). However, if it is working for you and you are getting a full 7 day EPG I would leave it as it is! I use the Power Scheduler plugin to hibernate the HTPC when idle and wake for recordings (this is a single seat setup on a standalone HTPC). This has to be enabled in the Plugins section in both MediaPortal - TV Server Configuration and in MediaPortal - Configuration. Once the plugin has been enabled in TV Server the Power Scheduler configuration becomes available. There is an EPG tab which has EPG standby/wakeup settings. Hopefully it is fairly self explanatory. As I am using the internal grabber I leave the command box empty. Mew [/QUOTE]

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