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create a copy of xmltvgui.ini in a sub directory then pass that directory with the "/c" parameter

Yes you could write a script to delete channels, you'd have to manually build a list of channels though, i don't think there is any way to identify radio channels in the digiguide output

see the sticky post

this grabber is for the SD-DD service not for the new JSON service see viewtopic.php?f=5&t=9710

see viewtopic.php?f=5&t=9713

Save the script over the top of the script that is installed in xmltv

you need to download the latest version from https://www.birtles.org.uk/svn/xmltv/co ... pts/na_sd/

how many channels are you downloading? I have seen digiguide crash under heavy load in the past. are you able to login to the web page using a browser once it stops working with XMLTV?

I assume you are using a scheduled task? Have you set the task to run as you rather than the system user?

I'm not likely to have time to write a new grabber any time soon I'm afraid, so your options are either stick with digiguide or write your own grabber.

I'd suggest using digiguide, their data is really good and not too expensive.
http://getdigiguide.tv/?p=1&r=244375
configuration instructions are at http://www.birtles.org.uk/xmltv/wiki/in ... le=UK_Digi

The grab is failing due to the xmltv import plugin, turn it off if you're not using it

why not just use the GUI?

what have you set the output folder to be? are any messages shown in the output window?

nope, the date in the xml header is simply todays date, something is causing your machine not to report the right date. are you sure the file you are looking at was written today?