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Originally Posted by PACh

Unfortunatly im not using these iptv provider anymore, too slow and the channels always hang, i changed provider.
I payed for the service that provides the bulk epg but it expired a week ago, if somebody wants to pay for 1 more year i can set it up again but im not paying it since i dont use it

Regards

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how much is it ?

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Originally Posted by R2D2

When I use SD-Json, it gives me a "Error ....... : TCP 124363R 124356H" message. I've tried everything. I said forget it. I just use my batch file for mc2xml with the standard SD command for what I've selected for the U.S and Canadian stations through schedules direct. Then I use xml merging software and combine both xml files with mine and Kens pull.

When using SD-Json does it require a certain version of windows? At this point, I tried all the helpful methods in the forums awhile back...and I'm pretty much clueless as to why SD-Json pulls fails when it tries to download and create the xml.

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Nah, it doesn't require a certain version of windows. SD has an announcement on their website that their downstream providers for Great Britain changed some things so they had no choice but to also make some changes. Just run the mc2xml like it's the first time and put in GB and just use the partial postal code they use as an example in the interface (SW..) and get the list of providers. I used to use BSkyB and now I use Sky HD - National (National). Just pick the provider and let it run to get the new channel IDs and simply change your batch files to reflect the new numbers/IDs.

I think the changes went into effect December 17th or something like that.

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Originally Posted by sofaking

how much is it ?

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It cost $25 per year.

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Originally Posted by R2D2

When I use SD-Json, it gives me a "Error ....... : TCP 124363R 124356H" message. I've tried everything. I said forget it. I just use my batch file for mc2xml with the standard SD command for what I've selected for the U.S and Canadian stations through schedules direct. Then I use xml merging software and combine both xml files with mine and Kens pull.

When using SD-Json does it require a certain version of windows? At this point, I tried all the helpful methods in the forums awhile back...and I'm pretty much clueless as to why SD-Json pulls fails when it tries to download and create the xml.

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The JSON Sched Dir service migrated to new grabber zz_sdjson
*Info;
DESCRIPTION
This is an XMLTV grabber for the Schedules Direct
(http://www.schedulesdirect.org) JSON API.
tv_grab_zz_sdjson - Grab TV listings from Schedules Direct SD-JSON
service.
/kens

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Originally Posted by expatter

Nah, it doesn't require a certain version of windows. SD has an announcement on their website that their downstream providers for Great Britain changed some things so they had no choice but to also make some changes. Just run the mc2xml like it's the first time and put in GB and just use the partial postal code they use as an example in the interface (SW..) and get the list of providers. I used to use BSkyB and now I use Sky HD - National (National). Just pick the provider and let it run to get the new channel IDs and simply change your batch files to reflect the new numbers/IDs.

I think the changes went into effect December 17th or something like that.

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Thanks Expatter...It's now working. :)

Thanks Kens...I got it to work. Thanks for the help everyone.

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Originally Posted by R2D2

Thanks Expatter...It's now working. :)

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Cool beans! Cheers.

I'm a little confused here. What do i have to do to get a good working guide for the U.S. and UK?

Here are two

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https://raw.githubusercontent.com/acidjesuz/EPG/master/guide.xml

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kens13/EPG/master/guide_kens.xml

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I don't think either of those are working ilan. Can someone confirm if these are working. Not having any luck with them.