Attached to this post is the file "TitanTV.exe" which will program ChrisTV Agent from the free TV listings at
http://www.titantv.com To make it work, you will need to associate the file type .tvpi with my file TitanTV.exe, then when you click the "record" icons at TitanTV.com, the small XML file will get processed by my program, which will in turn make a call to CTV_Browser.exe, passing it the data from TitanTV.
What it will and won't do.
TitanTV.exe will figure out from your computer the time offset from GMT so the shows should get the correct dates and times. All the listings at TitanTV are in UTC format, and must be converted to your time zone, which should work automatically.
TitanTV.exe does *not* however have the slightest idea of what names you might have given the TV channels in ChrisTV, so it will only works if your channels are strictly numbers. In other words if you set ChrisTV so that channel 4 says "4 - NBC" or something, my program doesn't know you called it that and is going to simply program ChrisTV Agent to record channel "4". It also does not know what you might have already programmed to record, and will *not* warn you in any way shape or form that you have created overlapping schedules.
Bottom line is this works for me, and hopefully it will work for you too. I will include the C# source code in a following post since I think this forum will only allow me to attach one file per post. Also, I hereby authorize Chris to include this file with ChrisTV, as well as modify my original source code. Like I said in the beginning, I'm not a C# programmer, but sort of became one for this project. I'm sure Chris or some of you could improve this program, so have at it!!!
