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<blockquote data-quote="pbb" data-source="post: 301445" data-attributes="member: 26308">The &quot;comedy@central.net&quot; you mentioned, is that in the &quot;Channel ID&quot; column? If so, that is the internal unique identifier used for the channel, you can safely ignore that.As I live in Europe, I have no experience with channels broadcasting in different time zones, but at least the &quot;central.net&quot; does not have anything to do with central time zone.I saw a thread about EPG data in the US here: <a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/newcomers-forum-240/tv-guide-update-34362/" target="_blank">https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/newcomers-forum-240/tv-guide-update-34362/</a>. Does the Comcast website require you to log in before you can see the tv guide? If not, and the guide is made in HTML, then I guess it should be possible to write a grabber for it. But then I don't understand why there is none already, since I believe Comcast is a very popular provider...About the digital switch I have no idea, I don't know how far your current broadcast standard is compatible with the coming digital standard. Here in Europe they work with hardware restricted access (CAMs and smartcards) to the digital channels, so that is clearly totally different from the analog system. Maybe you can connect an analog card to a digital receiver, I don't know...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pbb, post: 301445, member: 26308"] The "comedy@central.net" you mentioned, is that in the "Channel ID" column? If so, that is the internal unique identifier used for the channel, you can safely ignore that. As I live in Europe, I have no experience with channels broadcasting in different time zones, but at least the "central.net" does not have anything to do with central time zone. I saw a thread about EPG data in the US here: [url]https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/newcomers-forum-240/tv-guide-update-34362/[/url]. Does the Comcast website require you to log in before you can see the tv guide? If not, and the guide is made in HTML, then I guess it should be possible to write a grabber for it. But then I don't understand why there is none already, since I believe Comcast is a very popular provider... About the digital switch I have no idea, I don't know how far your current broadcast standard is compatible with the coming digital standard. Here in Europe they work with hardware restricted access (CAMs and smartcards) to the digital channels, so that is clearly totally different from the analog system. Maybe you can connect an analog card to a digital receiver, I don't know... [/QUOTE]

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