Windows 7 Media Center and Freeview EPG for DVB-T

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freitasm

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#189541 14-Jan-2009 15:01

Fossie: What's interesting is that MCE tells me that MHEG plugin failed to load or crashed, so hopefully MHEG5 implementation in the future?

Make sure you download and install the hotfix 961367 - this includes the MP3 fix and the MHEG plugin fix.

JaBZ

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#189718 15-Jan-2009 10:05

freitasm:
Make sure you download and install the hotfix 961367 - this includes the MP3 fix and the MHEG plugin fix.

So by that I take it MHEG5 epg is working on DTT and there is no need for me to get a Sat card? Or does it just get rid of the error and still no EPG yet?

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#189738 15-Jan-2009 11:16

At this point the DTT EPG still is not working. The fix only removes the error.

Pity.

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#189873 15-Jan-2009 21:43

Do you still get now + the next 3 shows in the EPG with DVB-T?

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#190957 21-Jan-2009 07:41

anyone feel like putting up a how to on getting freeview sat or hd running on win 7 ? I set it up last night and I'll be damed if the thing will display a picture!

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#190974 21-Jan-2009 09:24

After I found the driver for my USB Tuner, I just started Windows Media Center (Windows 7) and followed the steps.

It found all the channells and all worked fine.

Shouldn't be much more to it than that.

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#191073 21-Jan-2009 15:19

sbiddle: There is currently no way to load 3rd party EPG's into Windows7.

The only way to get an EPG is to use a DVB-S source for the DVB EPG and map the channels.

Does this provide a complete solution, e.g. scheduling recordings, etc, or just a guide view?

I have a Hauppauge HVR3000. If I use this card to do this can I also use it for DVB-T viewing/recording or does it need to 'lock' the DVB-S?

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