Maybe its an issue with DVBDream or DVBEPG regarding the hook on PID 0x300, I will check if DVBDream sends some data to DVBEPG when the 0x300 PID is selected...

which EPG are you using ?
DVBEPG parses the proper PID (0x300) and allows you to get the 9-day guide...

yes, let me know if you use the context menu or if you use the event grid action(which shows up when you double click on an event)

Is that with windows XP ? I know that in Vista, there are problems with the scheduler...

maybe there is something I overlooked, but last time I checked, that was working... I will check back asap...

Hi Momotte,
I am using your guide and I like it a lot, my question is there is a way to make your guide work with the remote control.
Thank you
Ciscokid

yes, it works as long as your remote emulates keyboard keys... you just have to go into the options and configure the shortcuts.

6) I do not quite understand your problem here, but anyways, look at the DVBEPG settings (especially the channel tab and the EPG tab)and see if you can figure out an option that suits you... there are many so... 7) Yes, but it is a private site. I am not releasing publically since a while... Sometim...

Sorry, I was talking about the Windows Scheduler through command line. DVBEPG will NOT use the DVBDream internal scheduler...

1) The sheduled task should show up in the Window Task Scheduler. If it does not, there is a problem with your user access (make sure you are administrator on your system) 2) The first one starts, then the second one starts even if the recording of the first one is not over. Conflict management is n...

hmm... should work... it works in NA, maybe this is an issue with EUR/FTA sats?

if your TV-Out is set in "Clone" mode, it should work... if you are set in extended desktop mode, you have to position DVBEPG yourself. But it keeps its position from time to time so you only do it once.

Maybe it is just a switch on the command line of the windows scheduler that you have to add...

DVBEPG does not handle this special command... maybe Rel can answer this question...