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Message: <blockquote data-quote="JDWestoby" data-source="post: 1121715" data-attributes="member: 72093">Wow! Sorry, didn't mean to open a can of worms.OK, the basis for this is my (Panny) TV comes up at fairly regular intervals and says 'New channels found' - so what am I missing?Probably not much - I admit.But this prompts me to rescan (not always) on MP - which means I get those darned channels I deleted (or otherwise moved) back.Now, yes, I am somewhat retentive about this, but I don't like having things around I don't want (hear that wife!). SO I'd like to say to MP, yes I know you've found Sky 1 but I can't see it (anymore since they moved to the new cards, shame) so go away.You are probably 100% right about not having any performance impact (mm1352000) - cripes, it's running on a 3GHz AMD!(SSD for C:, pagefile/recordings on 2TB D: and a 5GB T: for timeshifting/temp.)The only factor in my defence is that every so often I do a C: backup and having a bigger database means it takes more space.I also agree that the TV server config is probably the worst (wrong word but you know what I mean) bit of MP and I wouldn't like to complicate it further either.I really didn't mean to start anything this involved - maybe I should just make FreeSat/FreeView groups and hide rather than delete the encrypted channels (as mm1352000 originally said).Heck, glad I haven't got my motorised dish up and running!Eeee, I'll have to have a play - when I get some time on the box (records stuff all these days anyway!).(Just have to ignore the fact that my database is full of stuff I don't want.)Seriously, I am absolutely gob smacked at how people here are SO engaged. If it weren't the case I would never have persisted with MP for the last 8 (I think) years.....Thank you to one and all.</blockquote>

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