What you get
Seven days of listings across the live channels. The player downloads the grid the first time and refreshes it after that without being asked.
What is on now, what is next and the rest of the week all show, and pressing a row opens that channel without going back to the list.
Getting the times right from the United States
The grid follows your device's clock. Leave the device on your own time zone (Eastern, Central, Mountain or Pacific) so the rest of it stays correct, and let the player do the conversion.
- Keep the device on your own US time zone. Do not set it to Paris.
- In TiviMate or IBO Player, leave the guide offset at zero and let it read the times from the stream.
- On a MAG or Formuler box, set the time server to pool.ntp.org and the zone to your own.
- If a program shows several hours out, it is almost always the player's offset that has been changed, not the guide.
One thing worth expecting: a French channel's prime time lands in your afternoon. That is the live feed being live, not a fault. The on-demand catalog is where most people here pick the program back up in their own evening.
On a set-top box the steps are spelled out in the MAG box guide.
Catch-up
Most channels let you scroll back through the grid and restart something that has already aired, as far back as the channel allows.
Recording
TiviMate records a program straight from the grid to a USB stick or the box's own storage.
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