The problem is, that XMLTV has its own structure and it's not suited for a "videothek".
The XML is generated automatically and every title must have a starting and ending time, which those movies don't have.
If I would somehow manage to integrate movie titles into our XML, I would have to add a starting time and ending time to them and you would see the title only in that time.
A tricky solution would be to set them for every day starting at 0:00 and ending at 23:59 but then it would mess up the whole EPG for the other programmings as there were two programmes for everything and no software would know what's happening.
I am certain there is technically no way for you to do what you want to do without messing up your EPG.
Delete those movies from your list, because they are unnecessary anyway, then you don't have to look at the mess
The XML is generated automatically and every title must have a starting and ending time, which those movies don't have.
If I would somehow manage to integrate movie titles into our XML, I would have to add a starting time and ending time to them and you would see the title only in that time.
A tricky solution would be to set them for every day starting at 0:00 and ending at 23:59 but then it would mess up the whole EPG for the other programmings as there were two programmes for everything and no software would know what's happening.
I am certain there is technically no way for you to do what you want to do without messing up your EPG.
Delete those movies from your list, because they are unnecessary anyway, then you don't have to look at the mess