CloCkWeRX: Dead simple flat file provided by tv stations... can anyone think of a way of finding this information
CloCkWeRX: 3.2 All terrestrial television broadcasters are assigned call
CloCkWeRX: signs (such as "KDKA" or "WQED") to identify their signal.
CloCkWeRX: Does anyone know of a list of such identifiers publically available, or am I going to have to hunt down the FCC/world equivalents
CloCkWeRX: signs (such as "KDKA" or "WQED") to identify their signal.
CloCkWeRX: Does anyone know of a list of such identifiers publically available, or am I going to have to hunt down the FCC/world equivalents
CloCkWeRX: Not exactly comprehensive, based on a webservice.
CloCkWeRX: Try Network 10, Melbourne for instance: http://ahsonline.com.au/tv/index.php?guide=0®ion=Melbourne&provider=free&channel=free.Melbourne.10&day%5Bd%5D=9&day%5Bm%5D=1&day%5BY%5D=2005&=Next
CloCkWeRX: Suggestions on possible IFP's for TV programs more than welcomed, as well as other feedback.
CloCkWeRX: See also: http://sourceforge.net/projects/xmltv
CloCkWeRX: See also: http://www.hackdiary.com/archives/000038.html
CloCkWeRX: Try Network 10, Melbourne for instance: http://ahsonline.com.au/tv/index.php?guide=0®ion=Melbourne&provider=free&channel=free.Melbourne.10&day%5Bd%5D=9&day%5Bm%5D=1&day%5BY%5D=2005&=Next
CloCkWeRX: Suggestions on possible IFP's for TV programs more than welcomed, as well as other feedback.
CloCkWeRX: See also: http://sourceforge.net/projects/xmltv
CloCkWeRX: See also: http://www.hackdiary.com/archives/000038.html