Ok, so I've implemented a channels.conf importer in 0.7.9. That should
solve your issue.
** Changed in: me-tv (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Fix Released
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scan channels only finds 10 channels with new version
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/305799
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I think that I can see what the issue is. It appears that Me TV's
scanner is not parsing the Network Information Table (NIT). I haven't
implemented it because we don't think that we use it here in Australia
so I can't develop for it.
Don't hold your breathe waiting for someone to step up and
I'm sorry but I don't understand your response?
Do I need to add the extra tuning frequencies to my copied scan file?
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In short, my uk-Mendip file only contains tuning information for
754167000. What about yours? I'm using Intrepid.
The output from the scan command above would indicate that when you
scanned, it tuned to more than 754167000. Why did it do that? Did you
use a different file for the scan
My scan file (used for `scan`) only shows the one frequency (754167000).
I am using Intrepid as well.
I ran the following command for `scan`:
scan /usr/share/doc/dvb-utils/examples/scan/dvb-t/uk-Mendip
That scan file only contains the one frequency. I didn't use a
different scan file for the
This seems simple, doesn't it? The dvb-apps guys have removed all but
754167000 from the initial scan file. The question is Why is `scan`
tuning to 84200 when it's not in the initial scan file?
Happy to reevaluate if I've missed something.
Thanks,
Michael
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scan channels only finds 10
