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In my case I have a PVR-250, that does not function with xawtv because is
not v4l compatible.<br>
What I did is a script to scan all frequencies while watching with mythtv.<br>
You can do it that way.<br>
Run mythtv and select watch TV.<br>
Probably only static is what you will see.<br>
In a shell, try using ivtvctl -f XXXX to change frequencies... (Now I don't
have my PC so I am answering on what I remember. Perhaps the parameter is
-r instead of -f) Please try one or another.<br>
I am still having the issue that I cannot manually configure mythtv to apply
this freq's when I change channels using mythtv. I have to manually change
the frequency via a shell script to view another channel. I hope someone
could help me to solve that issue.<br>
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Regards,<br>
Dikran.<br>
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Pshem Kowalczyk wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">Just for the record,
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<pre wrap="">1. There is no grabber for my country (New Zealand), but there is an
xmltv file with programmes. But how do I enter the frequencies for
every channel?
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The easiest way is to use xawtv - tune it and then import the channels
using mythfilldatabase.
regards
pshemko
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