Well it looks like the ozTiVo guys have redefined (and renamed) some of their “One” and “SBS” guide listings! Everyone will be happy to know that “SBS2″ now has guide listings and “One HD” and “One Digital” listings have now been broken down by their individual states.

The bad news is that we can’t update the channel changes until Monday night, being the long weekend and all. The good news is you can just update the channels yourself with the following, simplified steps:

1. Launch the “XMLTV Download Settings” application.
2. Navigate to and click on the “Channels” tab.
3. Click the “Download Channel List” button.
4. To add your “One HD“ channel, type “one-” (notice the hyphen) in the search box and select by checking the One HD channel for your region.
5. To add your “SBS TWO“ channel, type “sbstwo” in the search box and select by checking the SBS TWO channel for your region.
6. Click the “Save Changes” button to save your updated channel list.
7. Click the “Close” button to exit the “XMLTV Download Settings” application.

From there it’s just a matter of re-downloading your guide data by launching the “XMLTV Download” application. Once the XMLTV download has completed, perform the following to see your new channels:

1. Launch Windows Media Center.
2. Navigate to: Tasks->Settings->TV->Guide
3. Perform a “Get Latest Guide Listings” to import the newly added channel data.
4. Perform a “Add Listings to Channel” to include the new channels. First select the TV channel, then select the guide to use.

Simple as that. If you need to edit the channel name of time zone settings then launch the “XMLTV Download Settings” application, select your channel and “right-click” it for more editing options. Likewise if you want to edit more channel information, just launch the “Guide Service Proxy Settings” applications for more options.

Needless to say, most users should be familiar with this configuration … Unless we’ve spoilt you with our Guide Wizard application?