I am having very little success when it comes to TED finding shows recently. It used to work great but in recent times it appears to be finding very little. I done a manual search yesterday on the shows that interest me & found fifty episodes that TED never picked up. Most of the shows I found manually came through "Kickass Torrents" so I would like to add that as a feed but I don't know how, can anyone help or could it be incorporated into a TED update?

The TED program is such a good idea so it would be great to get it back to finding shows on a regular basis.

Thanks.

May be, This one is very good Idea for it.

I have the same problem, want to add http://www.thebox.bz/rss.xml. Thought I had done it but no result.

I click on 'show'. click 'edit' click 'feed', click 'user defined'' click 'add', add it, click 'save', open it again and it's not there.

Some people seem to be using it fine but I must be doing something wrong.....

If I can it to work it'll be a life saver because I'm in a different time zone from the feed.

Garry

I had no luck with this sine and TED is finding nothing worth talking about for me now except for a few infected files.

Is this project dead now or is it still being monitored? my original post on adding feeds was 9 months ago and not one constructive reply.

I suspect not dead but very much on the back burner. Lead developers of this forum seem to check every couple of weeks. I guess unfortunately they have too many other thing to do. . There seems to be no Mac option to auto download torrents.

Garry

It's a real shame if that's how it ended up? It was a wonderful App when it done what it was supposed to. It saved so much manual searching.

We just hope somebody will eventually respond. There are still moderators of the forum who occasionally come on line.....

Garry

Yes a response one way or the other would be nice.

At least we would know for sure if this once excellent App has a future?

I could not get the site to work either. I know that the rss feeds need to have a search term in them for TED to actually use it. I think that is why this link doesn't work.