[chinchin]

I was fed up with the Radio Times and TV Guide sites for Freeview programme listings and did a Google search and found 'LocateTV', the Freeview Guide:

http://www.locatetv.com/uk/listings/freeview

In my opinion it gives all the Freeview channels, easily laid out and easy to use and it even the Freeview channel numbers. Thought I would recommend this site to others!

[Sue_Aitch]

Thank you for that link. I see all the itv channels' logos need updating

I rarely use the laptop in the room with the TV so use Radio Times and my heavily edited EPG instead as a rule.

[chinchin]

Originally Posted by Sue_Aitch

Thank you for that link. I see all the itv channels' logos need updating

I rarely use the laptop in the room with the TV so use Radio Times and my heavily edited EPG instead as a rule.

Yes, but the logos don't really matter. I accept not everyone likes looking at listings on their PC/laptop. However my EPG often has listings that haven't loaded properly and you can't see as much on the screen at any one time. Horses for courses and Tescos for burgers!

[Paddy C]

For me, and many others, the best you'll get is Digiguide. Click Here

[chinchin]

Originally Posted by Paddy C

For me, and many others, the best you'll get is Digiguide. Click Here

That looks good Paddy for those who don't mind the fee!

[Michael09]

Originally Posted by chinchin

I was fed up with the Radio Times and TV Guide sites for Freeview programme listings and did a Google search and found 'LocateTV', the Freeview Guide:

http://www.locatetv.com/uk/listings/freeview

In my opinion it gives all the Freeview channels, easily laid out and easy to use and it even the Freeview channel numbers. Thought I would recommend this site to others!

Thanks for the link will use this instead of tvguide.co.uk

[kev]

Originally Posted by Paddy C

For me, and many others, the best you'll get is Digiguide. Click Here

Digiguide is awesome - the searching and reminders based on that are second to none

[jj20x]

Originally Posted by chinchin

I was fed up with the Radio Times and TV Guide sites for Freeview programme listings and did a Google search and found 'LocateTV'

Fine if you live in London or the nations but lacking information for the English regions.

[jj20x]

Originally Posted by kev

Digiguide is awesome - the searching and reminders based on that are second to none

Digiguide is good but could use some tidying up. Continuing to list closed channels and having channels marked as "no listings available" isn't really acceptable in a premium product.

[chinchin]

Originally Posted by Michael09

Thanks for the link will use this instead of tvguide.co.uk

No worries

Originally Posted by jj20x

Fine if you live in London or the nations but lacking information for the English regions.

Sorry I didn't know that. I live in Thurrock (Essex), but we have to put up with London programmes.

[GPW]

Originally Posted by chinchin

No worries



Sorry I didn't know that. I live in Thurrock (Essex), but we have to put up with London programmes.

Poor old chinchin

[jxp]

Anyone used the official Freeview guide? Looks OK at first glance, all regions and up to two weeks of listings.

http://freeview.co.uk/TV-Guide

[R410]

www.tvguide.co.uk

[chinchin]

Originally Posted by jxp

Anyone used the official Freeview guide? Looks OK at first glance, all regions and up to two weeks of listings.

http://freeview.co.uk/TV-Guide

Good, but only 9 channels to a page jxp.

Originally Posted by R410

www.tvguide.co.uk

I used to use that one, but as I only have Freeview there were too many pay channels on there for my liking.

[chinchin]

Originally Posted by GPW

Poor old chinchin

Indeed!

[rossi_dr]

i use the FREE desktop app TVBrowser similar to Digiguide create your own list it has freeview / freesat / sky channels / foreign TV Chans set up your own channels list
create favourites / series reminders etc i've used it for years with no problems
most uk channels have 2 weeks listings / Foreign up to a month
screenshots
http://www.tvbrowser.org/en/screenshots-mainmenu-7.html

[jj20x]

Originally Posted by rossi_dr

i use the FREE desktop app TVBrowser

It's pretty good but can take a while to set up and customise.

[googleking]

Digiguide on the desktop but http://www.zingzing.tv is my favourite web-based guide.

[linnylou]

Originally Posted by Michael09

Thanks for the link will use this instead of tvguide.co.uk

Originally Posted by chinchin

Good, but only 9 channels to a page jxp.

I used to use that one, but as I only have Freeview there were too many pay channels on there for my liking.

I use this one and fine it nice and easy to use. You can choose the channels you regularly watch and keep them saved. I've got this as an app on my iPod too.

[MKS_56]

There's a quite good comparison of program guides, both physical and digital here:

http://www.radioandtelly.co.uk/tellyguides/

[DragonQ]

http://www.aotplaza.com/Files/HTPC/S...rtal%20EPG.png

[gds1972]

I did a little google search and like the look of this one.

http://www.zingzing.co.uk/tvguide/

It may take a little bit of playing around to get things where you want them but it seems very similar to Digiguide.

Edit: Sorry googleking I didn't notice you had already posted a link to this site.

[Luis Essex]

Originally Posted by chinchin

http://www.locatetv.com/uk/listings/freeview

In my opinion it gives all the Freeview channels

How do you get it to display the 'radio' Freeeview channels?

[scruffpot]

Originally Posted by gds1972

I did a little google search and like the look of this one.

http://www.zingzing.co.uk/tvguide/

It may take a little bit of playing around to get things where you want them but it seems very similar to Digiguide.

Edit: Sorry googleking I didn't notice you had already posted a link to this site.

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH my eyes the colours...I have really bad difficulties reading this

[jj20x]

Originally Posted by scruffpot

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH my eyes the colours...I have really bad difficulties reading this

Click on style and change the display layout.