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<blockquote data-quote="wjw" data-source="post: 390154" data-attributes="member: 79284">No, it's the other way around.&nbsp; You run XMLTVGUI and select Tools/settings/grabbers.&nbsp; This will get you a list of optional sites to grab from.&nbsp; Select &quot;UK-RT&quot; - don't just tick the box but also click on the text to highlight the entire line.&nbsp; Then on the bottom of the window you'll see that &quot;channels&quot; has become available.&nbsp; Click on this and you'll see all of the channels that this site offers.&nbsp; Choose the ones you want, click OK twice to get back to the main window, then Grab Listings.&nbsp; The TVguide file will be written wherever you selected.After that it's all down to MP to populate its database exactly as it would have done if using WEBepg.This can be done in batch mode also.&nbsp; If you look in the directory you installed XMLTVGUI into, you'll also see a program called Xmltvconsole.&nbsp; This is what you use - it uses the settings already created.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wjw, post: 390154, member: 79284"] No, it's the other way around. You run XMLTVGUI and select Tools/settings/grabbers. This will get you a list of optional sites to grab from. Select "UK-RT" - don't just tick the box but also click on the text to highlight the entire line. Then on the bottom of the window you'll see that "channels" has become available. Click on this and you'll see all of the channels that this site offers. Choose the ones you want, click OK twice to get back to the main window, then Grab Listings. The TVguide file will be written wherever you selected. After that it's all down to MP to populate its database exactly as it would have done if using WEBepg. This can be done in batch mode also. If you look in the directory you installed XMLTVGUI into, you'll also see a program called Xmltvconsole. This is what you use - it uses the settings already created. [/QUOTE]

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