Tom Hughes wrote:
Are you saying that you have channels declared with audio and
video PIDs which don't actually exist? That sounds a bit odd...
I have not checked the declared PIDs. Come to think of it, the text
channels haven't been added again for weeks, it's possible
that XMLTV added those befo
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Rickard Olsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Tom Hughes wrote:
>
> > Because 0.17 now has automatic channel detection - that includes both
> > the scanner in the setup program and automatic detection of new channels
> > as they appear. If you delete a chann
Tom Hughes wrote:
Because 0.17 now has automatic channel detection - that includes both
the scanner in the setup program and automatic detection of new channels
as they appear. If you delete a channel then the next time you tune to
another channel on that multiplex Myth will detect the missing chan
I think you can go into the channel editor in setup
and mark the channels invisible, that is what I did
for duplicate channels that was being picked up by
data direct and the dvb scan.
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wrote:
> Tom Hughes wrote:
>
> >Because 0.17 now has automatic channel d
Tom Hughes wrote:
Because 0.17 now has automatic channel detection - that includes both
the scanner in the setup program and automatic detection of new channels
as they appear. If you delete a channel then the next time you tune to
another channel on that multiplex Myth will detect the missing chan
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Justin Hornsby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm running MythTV0.17 with two DVB-T cards and I'm generally very happy
> with it. However, I've noticed recently that some channels I don't want
> keep re-appearing in my lineup.
>
> I use tv_grab_uk_rt for mo
I'm running MythTV0.17 with two DVB-T cards and I'm generally very happy
with it. However, I've noticed recently that some channels I don't want
keep re-appearing in my lineup.
I use tv_grab_uk_rt for most of the channels but I've allowed one or two
to use the off-air EPG grabber built into My