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<blockquote data-quote="timx" data-source="post: 21621" data-attributes="member: 15057">mate open up your tvguide.xml output file in ur favourite editor and have a look around. its pretty easy to work out whats going on and you can have a go at changing some stuff. 1. play around with the timezone setting. you might need to set up an individual .ini with the timezone -200hrs for those channels. Other than that you can manually go through and adjust each program in the .xml file by two hours.2. make sure the channels names in your .ini file match up with your channel names in media portal, so you correctly match the tv channels with their programs. also make sure your the channel names in your .ini file match up with their source i.e so your not extracting abc program guide info into a channel named seven. look at htmlstart and htmlend lines in the .ini file.&nbsp; it should give you some idea at what is being extracted for each channel3. to combine your foxtel with free to air just combine both of your .ini together into a single .ini file (see section 2.3.2 in the installation guide). You could also combine each .xml file into a single file - simple copy and paste.timxedit:check out my edits if you already read this</blockquote>

[QUOTE="timx, post: 21621, member: 15057"] mate open up your tvguide.xml output file in ur favourite editor and have a look around. its pretty easy to work out whats going on and you can have a go at changing some stuff. 1. play around with the timezone setting. you might need to set up an individual .ini with the timezone -200hrs for those channels. Other than that you can manually go through and adjust each program in the .xml file by two hours. 2. make sure the channels names in your .ini file match up with your channel names in media portal, so you correctly match the tv channels with their programs. also make sure your the channel names in your .ini file match up with their source i.e so your not extracting abc program guide info into a channel named seven. look at htmlstart and htmlend lines in the .ini file. it should give you some idea at what is being extracted for each channel 3. to combine your foxtel with free to air just combine both of your .ini together into a single .ini file (see section 2.3.2 in the installation guide). You could also combine each .xml file into a single file - simple copy and paste. timx edit: check out my edits if you already read this [/QUOTE]

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