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<blockquote data-quote="NLS" data-source="post: 519327" data-attributes="member: 20102">I've searched wiki and I would search the forum if I knew what term to search.Anyway I am trying to scan for DVB-T channels in my area (Attika - Greece) and TV-Server doesn't find a thing.Note Hauppauge own application, finds the four digital channels fine.Also note that TV-Servers finds my analog files fine.I suspect MP's database for digital channels in Greece/Athens (who made that?) is wrong.I can possibly modify it to the correct values if someone could point me to the proper instructions on how.Thanks.(PS. I also really need to update MP's Greek translation after so many months)In fact here is the correct file for Athens:&nbsp; &lt;DVBTTuning&gt;&nbsp; &nbsp; &lt;Frequency&gt;690000&lt;/Frequency&gt;&nbsp; &nbsp; &lt;BandWidth&gt;8&lt;/BandWidth&gt;&nbsp; &nbsp; &lt;Offset&gt;125&lt;/Offset&gt;&nbsp; &lt;/DVBTTuning&gt;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="NLS, post: 519327, member: 20102"] I've searched wiki and I would search the forum if I knew what term to search. Anyway I am trying to scan for DVB-T channels in my area (Attika - Greece) and TV-Server doesn't find a thing. Note Hauppauge own application, finds the four digital channels fine. Also note that TV-Servers finds my analog files fine. I suspect MP's database for digital channels in Greece/Athens (who made that?) is wrong. I can possibly modify it to the correct values if someone could point me to the proper instructions on how. Thanks. (PS. I also really need to update MP's Greek translation after so many months) In fact here is the correct file for Athens: <DVBTTuning> <Frequency>690000</Frequency> <BandWidth>8</BandWidth> <Offset>125</Offset> </DVBTTuning> [/QUOTE]

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