dvb-t tv guide in nz

[skippy_nz]

Hi all,

Its been a while since I've been on the forums as there just aren't enough hours in the day and everything has been running so smoothly..

I have just moved from DVB-S to DVB-T and i cant for the life of me get my TV Guide working correctly - I have a vague memory that the tv guide over dvb-t shows only 2 hours - which is basically what i have - tv show currently airing + the next show expect for tv 3 which is also showing project runway, but not 100% sure on that. I was just checking my TV and freeview has at least a week of tv guide so thought i would come on here and check with you guys.

does anyone have any ideas?

cheers
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[stustunz]

Yeah you have to use epg collector

here is a link to download http://sourceforge.net/projects/epgcollector/

there where some good instructions somewhere but I cant seem to find them

I think this is it with a few changes for NPVR
http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?for...cid=111044

[skippy_nz]

thanks for that stustunz - working through the steps now.

[Jaggy]

Pretty straight forward to setup & it works great

[skippy_nz]

it sure was the wife and daughter will be happy now..

[skippy_nz]

another question - whats the best decoder for the HE-AAC audio ? im currently using LAC Audio but im getting some stuttering happening with the audio.

[Reddwarf]

another question - whats the best decoder for the HE-AAC audio ? im currently using LAC Audio but im getting some stuttering happening with the audio.

I'v been using the LAV audio decoder for HE-AAC without issues, but I'm not in NZ There is also the DivX HE-AAC decoder you could try.

[psycik]

I've been using monogram, never had any issues with that.

[lemming]

Lav works fine for me in PN

There can be a gremlin that effects the he-AAC decoding if you have the mpeg1 decoder set to anything... Causes audio blips and farts after a short duration of play... Only effects my PC that passes sounds through hdmi, client with audio out through 3.5mm has no problem...

[smiffypr]

I use the DivX AAC Decoder. None of the other options work for me.