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SageTV Software Discussion related to the SageTV application produced by SageTV. Questions, issues, problems, suggestions, etc. relating to the SageTV software application should be posted here. (Check the descriptions of the other forums; all hardware related questions go in the Hardware Support forum, etc. And, post in the customizations forum instead if any customizations are active.) |
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Anyone having problems with downloading XMLTV data?
Just recently, I can't download XMLTV data.
I get this: "getting list of providers for postal/zip code XXXXXX, b zap2it failed to give us a form to choose a Provider check with zap2it site postal/zip code XXXXXX is valid" Where "XXXXXX" is my postal code. But I've tried different ZIP and postal codes with the same results. I've been using the same download routine for months without problem. Anyone else having trouble? Sounds like I'm not connecting to the server properly. |
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Hopefully you already saw this thread:
http://www.freytechnologies.com/foru...&threadid=1001
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That couldn't be worse. I wonder how long it'll be down?
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the new version is out but not yet available for windows
http://membled.com/work/apps/xmltv/#grabber_news |
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But, as I said in another post, I think the data is now somewhat incompatible with the xmltv plugin. |
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not exactly that easy...you need to compile the script which is a huge pain in windows...i tried for a bit but ultimately activestate perl just doesn't like it...missing too many perl modules that activestate doesn't provide or currently knows don't work
but... *drumroll please* ...someone else smater than i has compiled the windows version http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/x...2.zip?download boogie |
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