Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="eagle00789" data-source="post: 243273" data-attributes="member: 68100">first make sure you have latest HMC and drivers installed (this includes the remote control drivers). then open HMC, at the first run, scan for channels. after the initial channel scan has run, go to TV. at the bottom, there is an icon called Switchmode and is located next to the volume buttons. Click that button. At the top, click on the cog-wheel. in the window you get now, you will see a lot of frequencies. Double-Click the top one in the frequency column. move the slider forward or backward to get to the nearest frequency for your channel. you only get + and - 5 MHz to get closer. as soon as you have your freqency for this channel set a bit closer to what you need, click Add. then a new channel will be added with the frequency of the other channel (wich you set above) as base frequency.sorry to make it this hard for you, but there is no other way to enter the channels into this program.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="eagle00789, post: 243273, member: 68100"] first make sure you have latest HMC and drivers installed (this includes the remote control drivers). then open HMC, at the first run, scan for channels. after the initial channel scan has run, go to TV. at the bottom, there is an icon called Switchmode and is located next to the volume buttons. Click that button. At the top, click on the cog-wheel. in the window you get now, you will see a lot of frequencies. Double-Click the top one in the frequency column. move the slider forward or backward to get to the nearest frequency for your channel. you only get + and - 5 MHz to get closer. as soon as you have your freqency for this channel set a bit closer to what you need, click Add. then a new channel will be added with the frequency of the other channel (wich you set above) as base frequency. sorry to make it this hard for you, but there is no other way to enter the channels into this program. [/QUOTE]

Verification