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<blockquote data-quote="doctboo" data-source="post: 515998" data-attributes="member: 98285">And yet, running a BAT file with eithermc2xml -y *****************************6 -o tvguide.xmlor mc2xml -t -y *****************************6 -c us -g 20*** -o tvguide.xmlwithout a DAT file present will produce the GUI on a windows machine.Having now seen the contents of a DAT on a working setup does reveal that the presence of the file is required to run from the command line, and that the contents are most likely irrelevant since the contents posted look like the contents of my DAT file when I select Microsoft Legacy as the service. On top of that, I have run the BAT file with an empty DAT file and continue to get the -y error.The more likely issue is that I and Michael (mdg78) have sniffed an invalid UUID, or the wrong UUID.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="doctboo, post: 515998, member: 98285"] And yet, running a [B]BAT [/B]file with either mc2xml -y *****************************6 -o tvguide.xml or mc2xml -t -y *****************************6 -c us -g 20*** -o tvguide.xml without a [B]DAT [/B]file present will produce the GUI on a windows machine. Having now seen the contents of a [B]DAT [/B]on a working setup does reveal that the presence of the file is required to run from the command line, and that the contents are most likely irrelevant since the contents posted look like the contents of my [B]DAT [/B]file when I select Microsoft Legacy as the service. On top of that, I have run the [B]BAT[/B] file with an empty [B]DAT[/B] file and continue to get the -y error. The more likely issue is that I and Michael (mdg78) have sniffed an invalid UUID, or the wrong UUID. [/QUOTE]

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