Having a reliable EPG makes your TV experience more like a commercial set top box (e.g. The Electronic Program Guide (EPG) is one of the most important parts of the MediaPortal 2 TV system. How to get EPG (Electronic Program Guide) data for your TV Guide in MediaPortal 2 Methods MythTV - I really like Linux but last time I tried it was very clunky to set up and had horrible interface and compatibility compared to Windows, I can't see make wife building drivers from source etc. TVHeadend - I tried it years ago and didn't like the lack of any proper interface, I donlt know much about it these daysĮmby - don't know much about it, reviews seem to imply its not as good as PLEX and don't know whether it supports Live TV PLEX - Live TV seems a bit of an afterthought / in beta, we don't have a media library and PLEX seems biased towards people who do NextPVR - looks quite good but not sure about web EPG interface I would love to hear how some of the other media servers match up, I have been looking and here are my findings so far : The development version of MediaPortal (v2) has seemingly been in development for about 4 years and still lacks these features as far as I can see. A proper " Series Link" functionality (not "record every time on this channel") so you can record by series number or new episode.A web EPG interface that is not buggy (WebMediaPortal is buggy and seemingly not supported).
I am about to replace our server and it seems like an opportunity to look again at what options are out there as there are a couple of features we really miss in MediaPortal : Our TV is exclusively from Netflix, Amazon Prime and Freeview DVB-T2.
We have many devices on multiple different platforms around the house running Kodi or other frontends LibreElec, iOS, PC. We started with a TiVo in the 90's in the UK for our TV PVR until the service was cancelled and then migrated through Windows MCE (now gone) and switched about 5 years ago to a MediaPortal server with Kodi frontends around the house.
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