OpenTV data or epg data found on the satellite stream is always going to be the most accurate where it is available. IMO we are spoilt with just how much data we have on e2 across multiple sats, cable etc etc, it is no easy task collecting and maintaining thousands of channels / serv ref. Changes to the scheduled programme line up are often made last minute, and by the time the tv guide website is updated, and the data collected and passed on to us the 'end user ' it can be wrong. It is true, sometimes the data collected is inaccurate, most of the time this data is collected from TV guide websites, who in turn get data off official outlets like the broadcaster themselves, but sometimes the broadcaster only host channels that are not there own. You are probably right, inasmuch as they could polish some things.īut the obvious problems, like content - well, not up to them. I already showed it above, I can demonstrate some more, if you wish. See the GNU General Public License for more details.Misunderstanding, perhaps? In my experience the sources (whatever you wanna call them) from the net being faulty/flawed/inaccurate - there is nothing Rytec or anyone writing those plugins can do about it. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. This program is free software you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. Then select 'Downloading' and this will produce your XMLTV file Authors and acknowledgement Go to 'Plugins > EPGExport' and configure. Once installed, reboot the GUI for the box. Find the IPK downloaded to the box, and install. Installationĭownload the IPK to a folder on your Enigma2 box, and then go the 'System > Software Management > Install Local Extension'. This code is based off of version 1 RC3.Īn early version can be found here, with more details, but the above URL appears to be a later version of the plugin. I cannot seem to find the source anywhere except in a package manager here. This code was originally developed by Gutemine. EPGExport is a plugin for Enigma2 based devices will allow the export of the EPG system to an XMLTV file.

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