Duplicate TV channels (1 Viewer)
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Hello and welcome! 
If you take a look on kingofsat you'll see the following versions of ITV 1:
In the TV Channels section, click on the name column to order the channels by name. Then all the "duplicates" should be listed together, so you can easily select and delete them.
Note that the channels you delete will be re-added next time you scan. So, my advice would be to untick (not show in MP) rather than delete, and perhaps also create yourself a custom channel group for ease of management.
Regards,
mm
I suspect each of the "duplicates" are regional variants.
If you take a look on kingofsat you'll see the following versions of ITV 1:
- London
- Granada
- Anglia East
- Central West
- Wales
- West
- Westcountry South
- Border
- Yorkshire West
- Central East
No... but it's relatively easy.
In the TV Channels section, click on the name column to order the channels by name. Then all the "duplicates" should be listed together, so you can easily select and delete them.
Note that the channels you delete will be re-added next time you scan. So, my advice would be to untick (not show in MP) rather than delete, and perhaps also create yourself a custom channel group for ease of management.
Regards,
mm
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