Prevue Guide Forums

I finally identified it:

http://www.twcclassics.com/files/local- ... %20Sun.mp3

CableOne appears to have kept the EPG scroll. I noticed this in both Clinton/Elk City, OK and Winslow/Holbrook, AZ (this example from the latter):

I noticed that prevue.com and prevuenet.com's WHOIS information, even today, mentions a "TV Guide, Inc." and nameservers of "NS1.ROVICORP.COM", "NS2.ROVICORP.COM", and "NS3.ROVICORP.COM".

I'll just leave this here:

http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-11151170.html

20CenturyFan wrote:(I downloaded all of them that weren't emulators)

I did the same thing:

This also works with (CC), which it will replace with a closed-captioning symbol (actually an ASCII pipe (|), but the PrevueC font draws this as a closed-captioning symbol). I tried a few strings to get it to display the headphones character ("(Stereo)", "(S)", "(STEREO)&quo...

Yes, just change 0x99 in Family Guy's entry to 0x9A.

You are probably pressing G too quickly. I noticed that if one presses G too quickly, it displays nothing in the top half instead of a Logos image.

Also, I believe it reads the Logos images from the floppy disk/ADF/DF0 instead of the hard disk/DH0.

No, he means that if the show titles are in all capitals (e.g., "SOME TYPE OF TELEVISION SHOW" instead of "Some Type of Television Show"), that it appears roughly as Prevue Channel did circa 1993.

nwgatwcfan wrote:[...]

[...] Funny though the movie listings stayed uppercase.

[...]

It appears that the film titles became mixed case sometime in 1997.