EPG.NINJA by The Clairvoyants

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If you have "Don't cache in local database" unchecked, it will cache guide data locally. When the guide is invoked, it takes some time to pull data from the database for presentation in the guide. Lower RAM devices take more time to complete the process.
 
#804
use the 24 hour epg, it may load faster....

using the channel list is much faster than the full epg view.. what i did was make a custom keymap that loads the channel list whenever i press up or down when watching tv.... you can find my custom keymap file in the amazon fire tv section of the site, but i assume you would have to adapt it for use with the nexus.
 
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I noticed that some of the channels are not represented in the online epg. For example, while USA Network East and TV Land are represented in the PVR epg, they are not in the online epg. The same goes for Good Food and the Cooking Channel, etc. as I compare the two guides (i.e., online epg vs PVR epg).
 
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ilan said:
I noticed that some of the channels are not represented in the online epg. For example, while USA Network East and TV Land are represented in the PVR epg, they are not in the online epg. The same goes for Good Food and the Cooking Channel, etc. as I compare the two guides (i.e., online epg vs PVR epg).
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I fixed that just for you.....j/k :)
the online epg is a work in trickery i like to call it.i created a master list in the same channel order as nfps that a script uses to rearrange the channel id's in the epg.xml to the same order otherwise the online guide would be all scrambled.
the master list has to be manually updated.
If you find any others missing,out of order or want added just let me know and it can be done.
 
#811
Thank you.

Another probably stupid question but I can't get the guide listings to load. I have the channels in the PVR client now and can view the list of channels, but they aren't showing in the guide?
 
#812
When you copied and pasted the proper link into the xmltv remote url, did you change the donation number, MAC, and input what guide to select? (ie English day light savings time, or whatever applicable?)

Is the option set to Prefer Provider, or XMLTV only or whatever the exact option is?

My guess would be if you're able to access the channels, you made a typo. If it's correct, go into System > TV > Clear Channel Info

that should force kodi to retry to pull the EPG data again for you.
 
#813
I don't seem to get show descriptions in the guide anymore... Just the name of the show.
I can only get descriptions in the guide from the provider.
Are show descriptions included in the epg ninja guide anymore
 
#814
They are, but things have changed a bit. If you used to have NFPSF1 in your epg url, replace it with NFPSF3. If you used to have NFPSF2 in your epg url, replace it with NFPSF4.

Clear guide data before you activate the changes.
 
#815
Possibly a dumb question but if I'm running IKS66, do I need to replace the NFPS1 with an equivalent?

It's just hit me that that might be my issue and I feel like an idiot. :D



I'm using this on an AFTV if it makes a difference at all.
 
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JD95 said:
Possibly a dumb question but if I'm running IKS66, do I need to replace the NFPS1 with an equivalent?

It's just hit me that that might be my issue and I feel like an idiot. :D



I'm using this on an AFTV if it makes a difference at all.
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No, leave that as NFPSF1 (i.e. not just NFPS1)

Code: 
hxxps://iks66.tv/main/EPG/mac/00:1A:78:XX:XX:XX/donation/XXXXXXXXX/fname/NFPSF1
 
#818
just checked all the time zones and showing full screen here.

...top left corner click on preferences,then grid,1st option change the hours to display.it must be somewhere around 5 if you getting abt 1/2 width.i have it set to 9(max) for default but believe is saved as a cookie so if you or someone accidently changed it the setting will stick to whatever you set it to from default.

click on reload to apply new settings.
 
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