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<blockquote data-quote="Lotsofjazz" data-source="post: 266077" data-attributes="member: 64243">Any comments about this?I have been keeping thinking about this.. Shouldn't it be such way when the TV server finds two of the same channels during a channelscan, a window should pop up to ask which one you want to keep, or rename one of them or something? In stead of TV server arbitrary kicks out one of the channels that it finds to be the same, without any warning.As I said in the Bugreport, I have found a work around, by removing one of the conflicting transponder channels from the tuning parameter DVBC file, and do a rescan. But by doing so, I also kicked out 7 more channels I cant watch now.. In my case not really a problem, because I didn't watch these channels anyways, but if it was one I watch the news on every day.. well..&nbsp; You see the problem?I think this will happen more and more in the future, as channels decide to provide a SD version and HD version to the cable companies.Lots</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lotsofjazz, post: 266077, member: 64243"] Any comments about this? I have been keeping thinking about this.. Shouldn't it be such way when the TV server finds two of the same channels during a channelscan, a window should pop up to ask which one you want to keep, or rename one of them or something? In stead of TV server arbitrary kicks out one of the channels that it finds to be the same, without any warning. As I said in the Bugreport, I have found a work around, by removing one of the conflicting transponder channels from the tuning parameter DVBC file, and do a rescan. But by doing so, I also kicked out 7 more channels I cant watch now.. In my case not really a problem, because I didn't watch these channels anyways, but if it was one I watch the news on every day.. well.. You see the problem? I think this will happen more and more in the future, as channels decide to provide a SD version and HD version to the cable companies. Lots [/QUOTE]

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