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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 1103804" data-attributes="member: 82144">I think that would be SD. The contact page on the SD website says:No, that is not sufficient.The guide data link ID (which is stored in the TV Server database - ie. there are no files to delete) is one field shared by all EPG plugins. Like I said above, if the SD plugin thinks your channels are being handled by another plugin then it won't mess with those linkages. So, you have to clear/delete any mappings you created in the XMLTV and WebEPG plugins.You may find it easier/faster to simply delete all your channels and rescan them.I think a single screenshot of the &quot;TV Channels&quot; section showing the channel name and channel number columns (you probably have to increase the width of the window) would be enough. I'm simply interested to check your channels have all been assigned the correct channel numbers.Regards,mm</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 1103804, member: 82144"] I think that would be SD. The contact page on the SD website says: No, that is not sufficient. The guide data link ID (which is stored in the TV Server database - ie. there are no files to delete) is one field shared by all EPG plugins. Like I said above, if the SD plugin thinks your channels are being handled by another plugin then it won't mess with those linkages. So, you have to clear/delete any mappings you created in the XMLTV and WebEPG plugins. You may find it easier/faster to simply delete all your channels and rescan them. I think a single screenshot of the "TV Channels" section showing the channel name and channel number columns (you probably have to increase the width of the window) would be enough. I'm simply interested to check your channels have all been assigned the correct channel numbers. Regards, mm [/QUOTE]

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