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Thread: Cable/Satellite EPG issues?

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    Openwebif is one way of doing it.

    Another way is shown here
    http://www.world-of-satellite.com/sh...o-attach-files

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    Just a long shot - where are you saving the EPG files, they should be on a USB or Hard Drive.

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    I'm saving the EPG to HDD.

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    Have you tried deleting the EPG data?

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    Quote Originally Posted by abu baniaz View Post
    Have you tried deleting the EPG data?
    How would I do that if you don't mind me asking?

    Do you mean format HDD as I will lose recordings?

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    No, you can access hhd via filezilla and navigate to hhd directory. Look for a file called epg.dat and delete it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by s1m0nw View Post
    No, you can access hhd via filezilla and navigate to hhd directory. Look for a file called epg.dat and delete it.
    Ok thanks will do.

    After doing that shall I set up cross EPG with opentv providers and EPG refresh plugin again from scratch?

    I will upload screenshots as required when doing this from scratch if so.

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    Once deleted. Just download the epg data again
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    Quote Originally Posted by s1m0nw View Post
    Once deleted. Just download the epg data again
    By doing the setup again for satellite and cable?

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    Quote Originally Posted by s1m0nw View Post
    No, you can access hhd via filezilla and navigate to hhd directory. Look for a file called epg.dat and delete it.
    That is a not a good idea. EPG data is loaded at startup and kept in RAM. Deleting the file wont achieve anything as the old data (held in RAM) will be re-written back at shut down/restart. Only worth doing it this way if the Enigma2 has been stopped with init 4 command.

    Way of doing it is as follows:
    Menu > Setup > System > EPG > Load/Save/Delete > Delete

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    So abu if I do it your way it will delete EPG.dat permanently?

    I am kinda confused what steps to take.

    I presume after deleting EPG.dat you would want me to setup cross EPG and EPG refresh plugin?

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    I asked to delete just in case database was corrupt. If you have set it up correctly, there is no need to set up again. You just need to download. For satellite, blue button, cross epg downloader. For cable, zap to pvr-epg chanenl (or any other on same transponder) for two minutes.

    If it does not download, you have set it up incorrectly.

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    i prefare using micro usb for my epg as less stress on the hd.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cactikid View Post
    i prefare using micro usb for my epg as less stress on the hd.
    What stress is exerted on HDD by having EPG on it?

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