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#35531 11-Jun-2009 13:02
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Hey,

I have a little issue with my EPG.

I have cyberlink Powercinema 6 on my machine and Freeview HD is working Brilliantly on the HVR3000.

However the EPG is only showing like 3 or 2 episodes ahead of time.

Sometimes Channel 3's EPG does not even pop at all with the programs.

I have had a look at the hidden settings in Powercinema 6 and I still cant find out why it is not showing all the shows.

I have full signal to the site in Mt Te-Aroha so no issues there, is it just the software thats making the problems?

Anyway any help would much be appreciated!


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shermanp
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  #223951 11-Jun-2009 13:19
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Unfortunately, this has nothing to do with Powercinema or any other software.

Freeview only transmit (on average) the Now/Next data over EIT (what your software will be looking at).

Freeview only transmit the full epg over MHEG-5, which as far as I know, no software can currently read or extract the data from this. :(

If you want a full epg. you will have to use an XMLTV source (from the web), but I'm not sure if Powercinema supports XMLTV.



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  #223989 11-Jun-2009 14:42
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I dont think It does......
I quite surprised it doesn't especially since I have the latest version.
Hopefully Cyberlink make it MHEG-5 compatible so internet is required.

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  #224119 11-Jun-2009 18:49
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If you have a satellite dish pointing at Optus D1 then an EPG can be got via DVB-S freeview (using the satellite part of your HVR-3000). Not sure if you can merge terrestrial and satellite in Powercinema as I gave up on Powercinema a long time ago and have stuck with MediaPortal (and lately Windows 7 MC).




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