Lee wrote:
DVB-T, rather handily, automatically adds new channels when they
appear.
This happens both with my set-top boxes, and with Myth. However,
there's
a tendancy to re-add channels I went to the effort of deleting - I
don't
want QVC, I don't want scrambled Cartoon Network, and I'm
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Jo Shields [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had specifically deleted a number of channels. They're reappearing
as the days pass - i.e. I can now hit 16 and get the incredibly handy
QVC shopping channel I deleted last week - ditto the extraordinarily
helpful
On Tue, Nov 01, 2005 at 10:21:12AM +, Tom Hughes wrote:
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Jo Shields [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had specifically deleted a number of channels. They're reappearing
as the days pass - i.e. I can now hit 16 and get the incredibly handy
QVC shopping
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Stuart Auchterlonie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, Nov 01, 2005 at 10:21:12AM +, Tom Hughes wrote:
This is entirely deliberate and has been discussed numerous times
in the past on this list.
Basically whenever you tune to a channel any other
On Tue, Nov 01, 2005 at 11:36:19AM +, Tom Hughes wrote:
Current SVN no longer automatically updates your channel list.
Isn't that a bit of a backward step? Forcing people to shut down the
backend and fire up setup and do a scan to get new channels when they
can be detected
Look at it from another point of view.
In certain countries instead of channels going off air
like they do in the uk, they cease to exist and reappear
again when they are needed. This normally happens where there
is a HD channel as well as SD for the same station.
For people in these
On Tue, Nov 01, 2005 at 06:35:33PM +0200, Dag Nygren wrote:
Look at it from another point of view.
In certain countries instead of channels going off air
like they do in the uk, they cease to exist and reappear
again when they are needed. This normally happens where there
is a HD
Fair enough,
but shouldn't this be accessible through the standard user interface
without having to startup a special setup program, which cannot
be started through the remote?
It's a nice idea, but nobody has written the code.
But isn't the code there already in the setup program?
On Tue, Nov 01, 2005 at 07:12:20PM +0200, Dag Nygren wrote:
Fair enough,
but shouldn't this be accessible through the standard user interface
without having to startup a special setup program, which cannot
be started through the remote?
It's a nice idea, but nobody has
Tom Hughes wrote:
If you don't want to see a channel then mark it as hidden rather than
deleting it and all your problems will go away.
I'll add to that - to entirely hide the channel, ensure it's not
collecting guide data from onair by setting useonairguide=0 for
appropriate rows in the
DVB-T, rather handily, automatically adds new channels when they appear.
This happens both with my set-top boxes, and with Myth. However, there's
a tendancy to re-add channels I went to the effort of deleting - I don't
want QVC, I don't want scrambled Cartoon Network, and I'm not really
after
On 31/10/05, Jo Shields [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
DVB-T, rather handily, automatically adds new channels when they appear.
This happens both with my set-top boxes, and with Myth. However, there's
a tendancy to re-add channels I went to the effort of deleting - I don't
want QVC, I don't want
DVB-T, rather handily, automatically adds new channels when they appear.
This happens both with my set-top boxes, and with Myth. However, there's
a tendancy to re-add channels I went to the effort of deleting - I don't
want QVC, I don't want scrambled Cartoon Network, and I'm not really
after
Phill Edwards wrote:
DVB-T, rather handily, automatically adds new channels when they appear.
This happens both with my set-top boxes, and with Myth. However, there's
a tendancy to re-add channels I went to the effort of deleting - I don't
want QVC, I don't want scrambled Cartoon Network, and
On Mon, Oct 31, 2005 at 10:28:11AM +, Jo Shields wrote:
Is there a way to make removed DVB channels stay removed, rather than
coming back from the grave like a plague of zombies?
Rather than deleting them, try turning on show favorites and then
select only the channels you want to see.
On 31/10/05, Jo Shields [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
DVB-T, rather handily, automatically adds new channels when they appear.
This happens both with my set-top boxes, and with Myth. However, there's
a tendancy to re-add channels I went to the effort of deleting - I don't
want QVC, I don't want
DVB-T, rather handily, automatically adds new channels when they
appear.
This happens both with my set-top boxes, and with Myth. However,
there's
a tendancy to re-add channels I went to the effort of deleting - I
don't
want QVC, I don't want scrambled Cartoon Network, and I'm not really
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