Just a quick question on the DVB-S Channels currently available.
I had to delete my groups and do a rescan to sort out the channel numbering after the 1.0.2 upgrade.
NOw, when I rescan the channels I get the standard list of channels plus TV ONE (1), TV ONE (2) and another TV ONE (1). TV ONE (2) lists the Provider as Television New Zealand Ltd, as opposed to Television New Zealand for the others. TV NZ Sport is also missing.
Any ideas to what on earth is going wrong?
Im using the standard Freeview INI as listed in the Wiki as well as the settings listed in the Wiki, which has been working fine for the last year.
TVNZ Sport Extra
TVNZ will no longer be transmitting TVNZ Sport Extra on the Freeview satellite platform. Freeview is an open access broadcast platform. It is up to individual broadcasters whether they broadcast their channels on Freeview satellite and/or Freeview|HD. Please consult TVNZ if you have any further questions.
Sorry to butt in, but I've got a good question too
The fan on my crappy old 128 MB graphics card has died and I couldn't get a replacement so I've bought a new card which I'm going to install this weekend. Can I just pull the old card out, put the new card in, and then run the installation CD, or do I have to uninstall the drivers etc for the old card?
Any advice would be appreciated
Just a quick question on the DVB-S Channels currently available.
I had to delete my groups and do a rescan to sort out the channel numbering after the 1.0.2 upgrade.
NOw, when I rescan the channels I get the standard list of channels plus TV ONE (1), TV ONE (2) and another TV ONE (1). TV ONE (2) lists the Provider as Television New Zealand Ltd, as opposed to Television New Zealand for the others. TV NZ Sport is also missing.
Any ideas to what on earth is going wrong?
Im using the standard Freeview INI as listed in the Wiki as well as the settings listed in the Wiki, which has been working fine for the last year.
Found this on the Freeview website:
TVNZ Sport Extra
TVNZ will no longer be transmitting TVNZ Sport Extra on the Freeview satellite platform. Freeview is an open access broadcast platform. It is up to individual broadcasters whether they broadcast their channels on Freeview satellite and/or Freeview|HD. Please consult TVNZ if you have any further questions.