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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 1197482" data-attributes="member: 82144">Sorry, I'm struggling to understand you.When you say &quot;tab&quot;, I think you mean &quot;column&quot;.When you say &quot;number of channel inside&quot;, I think you mean tuning details. (Each channel can have zero or more tuning details.)The TV and radio channels sections already have a column &quot;Tuningdetails&quot; which shows how many tuning details the channel has. So, if you don't want the date/time in a new column, it seems that no changes are needed in the channel sections.As I said in my last reply, I'll consider this... but honestly, it seems like a lot of work. If you want to be able to easily find and delete channels that are no longer broadcasting, there are better ways. For example, one way would be to provide the list of [existing] channels that were not found/updated at the end of a scan, and then the user can choose to delete some or all of them if they want to.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 1197482, member: 82144"] Sorry, I'm struggling to understand you. When you say "tab", I think you mean "column". When you say "number of [B]channel[/B] inside", I think you mean tuning details. (Each channel can have zero or more tuning details.) The TV and radio channels sections already have a column "Tuningdetails" which shows how many tuning details the channel has. So, if you don't want the date/time in a new column, it seems that no changes are needed in the channel sections. As I said in my last reply, I'll consider this... but honestly, it seems like a lot of work. If you want to be able to easily find and delete channels that are no longer broadcasting, there are better ways. For example, one way would be to provide the list of [existing] channels that were not found/updated at the end of a scan, and then the user can choose to delete some or all of them if they want to. [/QUOTE]

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