Looks like the end for me.

-Oz- · 2007-09-01, 04:19 PM

Mad Professor Wrote:I'm not dumb and I don't want to uninstall gbpvr, this is my gbpvr directory right now "C:\Program Files\gbpvr\"

The installer to install gbpvr, creates a folder called devnz. Its been hardcoded into the registry so it can't be deleted and if it is deleted, windows just creates a new folder and renames it to devnz.

I'm too tired tonight to mess with it anymore.

You need to make sure that the UpdateEPG.bat file points to the proper location for yapi2xml.exe.

Mad Professor Wrote:I blame yahoo servers for this.
I get this now,
Error: Schedule file is corrupted or *something to that extent*. Will retry in 5 seconds.

Try getting it at a different time. I just ran it at 12:13 PM EST and it worked fine. Someone else couldn't do it at 4am but it worked at 7 just fine.

And if yapi2xml still doesn't work for you there are scrapers out there: http://gbpvr.com/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Manual/EPG

Mad Professor · (This post was last modified: 2007-09-01, 06:15 PM by Mad Professor.)

-Oz- Wrote:You need to make sure that the UpdateEPG.bat file points to the proper location for yapi2xml.exe.

I have, I'm not dumb I did configure the updateEPG.bat it just screams at me that no providers are configured. Even tho I have already configured and told yapi2xml to save the damn setting.

P.S: its 1:42PM and I'm still getting Error Schedule file Corrupted or not found. All retries failed. I have no epg data period.

BTW: When I click on the "X" in the corner the yapi2xml does not terminate on command I have to run task-manager to kill it. Perhaps you can include a button that says "Exit" and make it so it actually kills this thing.

Mad Professor · 2007-09-02, 01:04 AM

Its 8:50 and I'm still getting "Error: Schedule file Corrupted or not found."

I finally gave up and did a workaround.

Something's wrong with the grabber because I'm guessing it couldn't read what ever yahoo had for the listings that I wanted. So I grabbed the digital listings from my provider because the first 100 channels are the same as the standard listings *the ones I want.* Thats the workaround, I uncheck all 900 channels then check all the ones I need for my standard cable.

I also found a bug that if I use my provider's digital listings or some one elses and then quit out, it worked fine. But If I tried my provider's standard listing then tried to quit out, The process/.exe hung up and I had to terminate it via Task manager.