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<blockquote data-quote="gloomyandy" data-source="post: 840857" data-attributes="member: 24855">Hi,Does anyone else here used combined DVB-S &amp; DVB-T channels? I have 4 tuners 2 DVB-S2 and two DVB-T2 and I combine channels like BBC HD, BBC One etc so that I can use the Sky epg for both and get series link for DVB-T. Pretty much everything works fine (though the combining channels can be a pain), except for when the channel tuning details change. What seems to happen then is that the epg grabber creates a new version of the moved channel rather than updating the data in the combined version. Does anyone else see this? Is there anyway to get the grabber to update the combined entries?Not sure if it makes any difference or not but when I combine channels I tend to start with the DVB-T versions (as there are fewer of them) and then locate the matching DVB-S on, this means the DVB-S entry tends to be the second one in the channel, wonder if this makes any difference?Thanks for the great work...Andy</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gloomyandy, post: 840857, member: 24855"] Hi, Does anyone else here used combined DVB-S & DVB-T channels? I have 4 tuners 2 DVB-S2 and two DVB-T2 and I combine channels like BBC HD, BBC One etc so that I can use the Sky epg for both and get series link for DVB-T. Pretty much everything works fine (though the combining channels can be a pain), except for when the channel tuning details change. What seems to happen then is that the epg grabber creates a new version of the moved channel rather than updating the data in the combined version. Does anyone else see this? Is there anyway to get the grabber to update the combined entries? Not sure if it makes any difference or not but when I combine channels I tend to start with the DVB-T versions (as there are fewer of them) and then locate the matching DVB-S on, this means the DVB-S entry tends to be the second one in the channel, wonder if this makes any difference? Thanks for the great work... Andy [/QUOTE]

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