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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 881105" data-attributes="member: 82144">Hi again illutian&nbsp;This seems to be an issue with cable channels. Unless Time Warner puts the details in the PSIP, we don't get names or proper details for them. Do any of the channels have green markers next to them? Those would be the ones that are &quot;in-the-clear&quot; (not scrambled). The ones with red markers are scrambled. You can manually change the channels from scrambled to free if you want to test whether they're really scrambled, but usually TV Server does a reasonable job at getting that info right. To have a fiddle:1. Go to the TV channel list in TV Server configuration.2. Select a channel.3. Click &quot;edit&quot;.4. Select the row in the middle area of the popup.5. Click &quot;OK&quot;.6. Tick &quot;free to air&quot;.7. Click OK and OK again.8. Try to preview.&nbsp;Those will not make a difference to scrambled/clear detection.&nbsp;mm</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 881105, member: 82144"] Hi again illutian This seems to be an issue with cable channels. Unless Time Warner puts the details in the PSIP, we don't get names or proper details for them. Do any of the channels have green markers next to them? Those would be the ones that are "in-the-clear" (not scrambled). The ones with red markers are scrambled. You can manually change the channels from scrambled to free if you want to test whether they're really scrambled, but usually TV Server does a reasonable job at getting that info right. To have a fiddle: 1. Go to the TV channel list in TV Server configuration. 2. Select a channel. 3. Click "edit". 4. Select the row in the middle area of the popup. 5. Click "OK". 6. Tick "free to air". 7. Click OK and OK again. 8. Try to preview. Those will not make a difference to scrambled/clear detection. mm [/QUOTE]

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