Thanks everyone for their help. I finally have epg123 setup with my HDHomerun Quattro with a fully functioning epg. My problem was I didn't have the epg 123 service starting with Windows. Now everything works fine.

Playlist: http://192.168.1.***/lineup.m3u (ip of your HDHomeRun)
epg: http://192 ...

Purchased a refurbed flex 4k direct from SiliconDust
Purchased yearly EPG / XML access
Retrieved device auth code by going to discover page
appended auth code to this url: https://api.hdhomerun.com/api/xmltv?DeviceAuth=

Got 403 Forbidden

I visited via browser & attempted to use the url in my ...

The -o switch was deprecated and is no longer provided. This is because using the EPG123/HDHR2MXF installer installs a http proxy server as well. To get the hdhr2mxf.xmltv file you just need to point your application to http://<ip address>:9009/output/hdhr2mxf.xmltv.

Note the -update switch is also ...

Yes, the auth codes cycle periodically so it will not be a static value. I use EPG123 to setup a service to provide M3U and XMLTV for TiviMate. You can download here . You can also include M3Us and XMLTVs for PlutoTV and Stirr.

Using the setup file, install only server files (unless you also want ...

Got it. Thanks. Easy fix.

I ran into an interesting issue with the latest HDHR2MXF. It uses UDP discovery and if it is run on a machine that has the DVR service running on it, it fails. The DVR service is holding port 65001 so HDHR2MXF can not access it. Is there another port I can use for discovery? I guess a backup plan ...

The epg123 client is strictly to support WMC. The epg123 main program is strictly to support downloading guide data from Schedules Direct. The primary purpose of the epg123 server was to proxy/cache images from Schedules Direct.

HDHR2MXF has always been designed to be a standalone executable to ...

No. M3U does not support combining streams/links for a channel. That is why, though I combine all tuners in a single m3u file, they are in different groups based on tuner ID.

If anyone wants to try the latest beta for hdhr2mxf, you can download it here .

This version uses UDP discovery to find devices on the network. It also allows a switch to target specific addresses if needed.
HDHR2MXF [-IP [addresses]] [-NOLOGOS]

-IP Discovers HDHomeRun devices at specific ...

Sorry, I haven't been following these developments at all, so I didn't know http discovery was being deprecated. I have modified the code to be able to discover IPv6 devices, but it is just a patch by hitting ipv4-api and ipv6-api. Still using http. I haven't seen any direction on the use of ...

I think you might be missing something, or I am misunderstanding.

Using the client, you can click the text box in the scheduled task and select hdhr2mxf.exe as the source for WMC. HDHR2MXF downloads the xmltv file from SiliconDust, but also creates an mxf file for WMC. So with installing all ...

I think you might be missing something, or I am misunderstanding.

Using the client, you can click the text box in the scheduled task and select hdhr2mxf.exe as the source for WMC. HDHR2MXF downloads the xmltv file from SiliconDust, but also creates an mxf file for WMC. So with installing all ...

I apologize. My bad. I just went through this to figure out what you need to do (assuming you will not use Schedules Direct to create an xmltv file).

You need to install both the 'Server Files' and 'HDHR2MXF for SiliconDust HDHR DVR Service'.
You will need a scheduled task to run hdhr2mxf.exe ...

Yes. It will be the IP address of the computer that created the xmltv file (with epg123Server service running).

Note: IF you have the epg123Service running, you can point TiViMate to http://<server>:9009/output/hdhr2mxf.xmltv to grab it locally over the network. You may need to use the IP address for <server>. Then there wouldn't be a need to push it to dropbox.

You would have to not use the -o switch and ...