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<blockquote data-quote="whurlston" data-source="post: 232239" data-attributes="member: 47415">Release version of the new converter is up (downloader not included): <a href="http://www.epgtools.com/MceEpg2XmlTv/MceEpg2XmlTv.2.0.0.0.zip" target="_blank">http://www.epgtools.com/MceEpg2XmlTv/MceEpg2XmlTv.2.0.0.0.zip</a>Quick instructions (I'll write better ones as soon as I get the chance): <a href="http://forums.gbpvr.com/showpost.php?p=253737&amp;postcount=684" target="_blank">GB-PVR Forums - View Single Post - MceEpg2XmlTv</a>C# 2005 source code (includes the source for the Mce.dll and XmlTv.dll): <a href="http://www.epgtools.com/MceEpg2XmlTv/MceEpg2XmlTv.2.0.0.0.src.zip" target="_blank">http://www.epgtools.com/MceEpg2XmlTv/MceEpg2XmlTv.2.0.0.0.src.zip</a>This is a single version that should work on any MCE version. For MCE 2005, the first time you run the GUI, an application config file will be created for the correct references and the app will restart.This will produce a fully compliant xmltv file as well as the proper DTD.Source is free to use in any non commercial project. For MP purposes: have at it guys, it's all yours (I probably stole parts from you anyway).William.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="whurlston, post: 232239, member: 47415"] Release version of the new converter is up (downloader not included): [url]http://www.epgtools.com/MceEpg2XmlTv/MceEpg2XmlTv.2.0.0.0.zip[/url] Quick instructions (I'll write better ones as soon as I get the chance): [url=http://forums.gbpvr.com/showpost.php?p=253737&postcount=684]GB-PVR Forums - View Single Post - MceEpg2XmlTv[/url] C# 2005 source code (includes the source for the Mce.dll and XmlTv.dll): [url]http://www.epgtools.com/MceEpg2XmlTv/MceEpg2XmlTv.2.0.0.0.src.zip[/url] This is a single version that should work on any MCE version. For MCE 2005, the first time you run the GUI, an application config file will be created for the correct references and the app will restart. This will produce a fully compliant xmltv file as well as the proper DTD. Source is free to use in any non commercial project. For MP purposes: have at it guys, it's all yours (I probably stole parts from you anyway). William. [/QUOTE]

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