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<blockquote data-quote="Peter2" data-source="post: 337895" data-attributes="member: 24945">I don't know if, and where, you can control the channel names coming from the guide without using the tv server.If you use the tv server, you have to add the plugin (something with xmltv) and in there, you can assign those 'weird guide channel names' to a tuner channel.That way, in the tv guide , you get to see the names of the channels that you have assigned to the tuner and not those from the grabber.Of course, in your situation if you have a problem with v1.0 I can understand that you switch back to a working solution - I also had problems getting the new version working.All my problems started with the tv guide not working anymore and not knowing that it was a problem with the grabber, so finally I bit the bullet and focused on getting the new version up and running.Right now, I'm a happy v1.0RC3 user and even that I didn't really have the time to get busy with that because I knew that I would not be done in a jiffy (and I record from tv daily) I didn't want to loose that because I also had no time to watch live tv.It's also seems that information/support/... to older versions is less of a priority and the community focuses on the new version.I'm also not someone to jump on new things immediately but sometimes, you might consider it anyway.I know from experience that it can be frustrating if your HTPC doesn't work the way you are used to and finding a reason/solution can be a pain but I guess that this is a result if you choose to use a highly configurable solution instead of a 'ready-out-of-the-box' one.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Peter2, post: 337895, member: 24945"] I don't know if, and where, you can control the channel names coming from the guide without using the tv server. If you use the tv server, you have to add the plugin (something with xmltv) and in there, you can assign those 'weird guide channel names' to a tuner channel. That way, in the tv guide , you get to see the names of the channels that you have assigned to the tuner and not those from the grabber. Of course, in your situation if you have a problem with v1.0 I can understand that you switch back to a working solution - I also had problems getting the new version working. All my problems started with the tv guide not working anymore and not knowing that it was a problem with the grabber, so finally I bit the bullet and focused on getting the new version up and running. Right now, I'm a happy v1.0RC3 user and even that I didn't really have the time to get busy with that because I knew that I would not be done in a jiffy (and I record from tv daily) I didn't want to loose that because I also had no time to watch live tv. It's also seems that information/support/... to older versions is less of a priority and the community focuses on the new version. I'm also not someone to jump on new things immediately but sometimes, you might consider it anyway. I know from experience that it can be frustrating if your HTPC doesn't work the way you are used to and finding a reason/solution can be a pain but I guess that this is a result if you choose to use a highly configurable solution instead of a 'ready-out-of-the-box' one. [/QUOTE]

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