Hi: <br>apologies for the potential noobyness of this question.<br> <br>
I have had a DVB-S backend running for some time, no issues.<br> <br>
Recently I decided to add DVB-T to it, FTA transmissions having started in Ireland and being reliable enough in my area to use.<br> <br>
I have a 2 tuner card backend, TT-3200 and HVR 4000 cards. The HVR 4000 is a DVB-S2/S/T card.<br> <br>
After some trouble due to a bug with the V4L drivers in the Ubuntu 9.10
distros I have got DVB-T to work in Myth with the HVR 4000... but not 100%.<br> <br>
* the backend recognises and will open the card<br>
* the backend correctly scanned for services on the DTT card and found them<br>
* the services are listed in the guide<br>
* 7-day EPG data is correct for the DTT services<br> <br>
I turned on active EIT scan for the DTT frontend on the HVR 4000 card:
not sure if this is the right thing to do (long term) as doesn't this
mean that the card will essentially be used for DTT only now? If I just
check "open on demand" and do not check EIT scan, will it ever fetch the
7-day listings?<br> <br>
Anyway, that's not my problem.<br> <br>
Having turned on active EIT scan, the backend duly builds the 7 day
guide for the DTT services, and the 7-day guide for the DVB-S service is
there as normal.<br> <br>
So now I have a complete guide with DVB-S and DVB_T services listed.<br> <br>
But the problem is that on the frontend the DVB-T services simply do not
exist as options for zapping, as I zap up/down through the services. The channel number I have assigned to the DTT services are just skipped over as if they were not configured. So in my case channels 1-4 do not exist, first channel for zapping is 5, although 1 through 4 are present and correct in the EPG grid ... <br>
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I have tried both my standard XBMC frontend, and the regular Myth frontend. Both behave the same.<br> <br>
The DTT channels are just not present on the frontend, despite being in the guide.<br> <br>
What am I missing?<br> <br>
Thanks<br>
Liam