[mythtv-users] Ignoring certain channels from certain inputs

[Mark Greenwood]

Guys I wish to register an apology.

Just tried to watch TV on my TV and couldn't get a decent signal on my chosen channel. Switched to the myth box and … channel working fine :) So, my wondrous TV has failed me for the first time in 6 years and 4 houses, and the benefits of understanding how to tune myth correctly are now clear to me.

Thanks all,

Mark

On 21 Oct 2012, at 18:49, John Pilkington wrote:

> On 21/10/12 18:17, Mark Greenwood wrote:
>> Hey all,
>> 
>> You've done it! I think I've got it figured out. I'm getting signal from no less than 3 transmitters but thanks to the links you sent me and the info you gave I've managed to figure out which transports are giving me good channels, remove the others and - presto! A 2 minute tune with all the channels having the correct channel numbers and no conflicts!
>> 
>> The one thing is though that I've done this on a separate myth box, not my main one, running 0.26. My main one is running 0.25 and I'm loath to upgrade - mainly because that would involve upgrading to a new version of mythbuntu and the drivers for my Realtek card don't work with the kernel on the new version :(
>> 
>> So, does anybody know if 0.25 actually honours the channel numbers in the DVB signal?
>> 
>> Thanks,
>> 
>> Mark
> 
> Now that you have a good set of Transports it should work just the same on 0.25.  I currently have problems in recognising TV cards after deleting them, though, so I don't recommend doing that without good reason.  Just delete all channels, check that you have at least one good Transport and no bad ones, and go ahead.
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