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<blockquote data-quote="gloomyandy" data-source="post: 799234" data-attributes="member: 24855">Hi,I find that combining the DVB-T channels with the DVB-S channels and just using the DVB-S sky grabber works best. That way you get series links for the DVB-T channels. The only tricky ones are the channels that are encrypted on sky, in this case you can still combine the encrypted version with the DVB-T version but then when you assign the card to that channel mark the DVB-S assignments to be used for EPG only. This way MP will not attempt to tune into the DVB-S version to record a program.I use the standard channel scan to populate the channel list and update it. I delete all of the channels I don't use. I think in theory you can use the sky grabber to update the channel list by turning off the option to use the sky region, but I've not tried doing that yet!I've not used the DVB-T epg for some time so I assume that series link is still not supported?Andy</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gloomyandy, post: 799234, member: 24855"] Hi, I find that combining the DVB-T channels with the DVB-S channels and just using the DVB-S sky grabber works best. That way you get series links for the DVB-T channels. The only tricky ones are the channels that are encrypted on sky, in this case you can still combine the encrypted version with the DVB-T version but then when you assign the card to that channel mark the DVB-S assignments to be used for EPG only. This way MP will not attempt to tune into the DVB-S version to record a program. I use the standard channel scan to populate the channel list and update it. I delete all of the channels I don't use. I think in theory you can use the sky grabber to update the channel list by turning off the option to use the sky region, but I've not tried doing that yet! I've not used the DVB-T epg for some time so I assume that series link is still not supported? Andy [/QUOTE]

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