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<blockquote data-quote="VE6CPU" data-source="post: 789973" data-attributes="member: 115573"><p>Thanks for the instructions. That seems to do the trick but took a search to find what frequency 38 was (thanks Google).</p><p></p><p>One other way that worked and is a bit of a hack also.</p><p></p><p>I deleted all the channels in TV Server config. I then did a scan and before it got to ch 49 I stopped the scan. I took a DB backup at that point. I then did a rescan this time letting it get all the way through and it updated the ch 38 with ch 49's info. I then exported the db again to a different file name.</p><p></p><p>At this point I opened both xml files and copy and pasted the real channel's names and numbers and changed the ID's so they didn't over lap. I then saved to yet a third xml file and used this third file to import the channels. It imported them properly and I can preview each channel correctly. So as long as I don't rescan all should work.</p><p></p><p>I'm emailing the stations (owned by the same company) to tell them that yes people notice these things.</p><p></p><p>Stephen</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="VE6CPU, post: 789973, member: 115573"] Thanks for the instructions. That seems to do the trick but took a search to find what frequency 38 was (thanks Google). One other way that worked and is a bit of a hack also. I deleted all the channels in TV Server config. I then did a scan and before it got to ch 49 I stopped the scan. I took a DB backup at that point. I then did a rescan this time letting it get all the way through and it updated the ch 38 with ch 49's info. I then exported the db again to a different file name. At this point I opened both xml files and copy and pasted the real channel's names and numbers and changed the ID's so they didn't over lap. I then saved to yet a third xml file and used this third file to import the channels. It imported them properly and I can preview each channel correctly. So as long as I don't rescan all should work. I'm emailing the stations (owned by the same company) to tell them that yes people notice these things. Stephen [/QUOTE]
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