MediaPortal and the TV server both have a xml-file with tuningparameters for DVB-T. If the frequencies for your area are listed in this file a channel scan will take a lot less time (because the channel scan will only scan the listed frequencies) compared to scanning all frequencies for you whole country or even all possible DVB-T frequencies.
All entries should look like the following schema (shortened):
Just replace the YOUR_COUNTRY and YOUR_CITY/REGION values and enter the frequencies in the carrier element.
You can get the DVB-T frequencies from your local provider. The sample data is from http://www.dvb-t-nord.de/empfangsgebiete/media/hannover_bs_parameter.pdf where you can see that 198,5Mhz results in frequency="198500" and so on.
After completing the entry please test if all channels are found and you didn't miss a frequency.
Please post your new or updated tuningdetails in the ::: correct forum here :::.
Thanks
Maschine
All entries should look like the following schema (shortened):
Code:
<country name="YOUR_COUNTRY - YOUR_CITY/REGION" offset="125">
<carrier frequency="198500" bandwidth="7" />
<carrier frequency="498000" bandwidth="8" />
<carrier frequency="530000" bandwidth="8" />
</country>
Just replace the YOUR_COUNTRY and YOUR_CITY/REGION values and enter the frequencies in the carrier element.
You can get the DVB-T frequencies from your local provider. The sample data is from http://www.dvb-t-nord.de/empfangsgebiete/media/hannover_bs_parameter.pdf where you can see that 198,5Mhz results in frequency="198500" and so on.
After completing the entry please test if all channels are found and you didn't miss a frequency.
Please post your new or updated tuningdetails in the ::: correct forum here :::.
Thanks
Maschine