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<blockquote data-quote="guytpetj" data-source="post: 90840" data-attributes="member: 12087">Frodo, Tried restarting, but did not help.After scanning an anolog channel I get this:(See attachment &quot;channels.jpg&quot;)When I go to the Manual control option in the TV-server, using channel &quot;3&quot;, I get this:(See attachment &quot;Original channel name.jpg&quot;)all works fine, both in TV-server and TV-Client.When I rename channel &quot;3&quot; to &quot;ABC&quot;, then the following happens:(See attachment &quot;new channel name.jpg&quot;)Now you can't select record or stop timeshifting. In the client you can change channels, but you can't record.As you can see in the screen shot, although the channel is renamed to &quot;ABC&quot; it still shows up as &quot;3&quot; under the time shift button.As soon as you change the name of the channel back to the original name, everything goes back to normal, even without restarting the TV-Server, and you can start/stop time shif and record with both TV-Server and Client.This is the same for both analog and DVB-T channels.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="guytpetj, post: 90840, member: 12087"] Frodo, Tried restarting, but did not help. After scanning an anolog channel I get this: (See attachment "channels.jpg") When I go to the Manual control option in the TV-server, using channel "3", I get this: (See attachment "Original channel name.jpg") all works fine, both in TV-server and TV-Client. When I rename channel "3" to "ABC", then the following happens: (See attachment "new channel name.jpg") Now you can't select record or stop timeshifting. In the client you can change channels, but you can't record. As you can see in the screen shot, although the channel is renamed to "ABC" it still shows up as "3" under the time shift button. As soon as you change the name of the channel back to the original name, everything goes back to normal, even without restarting the TV-Server, and you can start/stop time shif and record with both TV-Server and Client. This is the same for both analog and DVB-T channels. [/QUOTE]

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