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<blockquote data-quote="pilehave" data-source="post: 530644" data-attributes="member: 71550">You should find the antenna you are using on this chart:<a href="http://www.digitalt.tv/antenne.aspx?ArticleID=121" target="_blank">www.digitalt.tv satellit, kabel og antenne-tv nyheder, guides, forum mm.</a>Then do a &quot;manual scan&quot; on the frequencies you need on your location. This will only take a few seconds.You need one scan for the MPEG2-channels (MUX1), one for the MPEG4-channels (MUX2) and three scans for Boxer channels (MUX3, 4 and 5). These can be skipped if you don't have a sunscribtion anyways.Example; I live in Hornslet near Århus, and the Hadsten antenna is closest to me. Therefore I need to scan for these:[CODE]514 Hhz658 MHz858 MHz754 MHz746 MHz[/CODE]You enter the values as Hz, so 514 MHz is entered as 514000.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pilehave, post: 530644, member: 71550"] You should find the antenna you are using on this chart: [url=http://www.digitalt.tv/antenne.aspx?ArticleID=121]www.digitalt.tv satellit, kabel og antenne-tv nyheder, guides, forum mm.[/url] Then do a "manual scan" on the frequencies you need on your location. This will only take a few seconds. You need one scan for the MPEG2-channels (MUX1), one for the MPEG4-channels (MUX2) and three scans for Boxer channels (MUX3, 4 and 5). These can be skipped if you don't have a sunscribtion anyways. Example; I live in Hornslet near Århus, and the Hadsten antenna is closest to me. Therefore I need to scan for these: [CODE] 514 Hhz 658 MHz 858 MHz 754 MHz 746 MHz [/CODE] You enter the values as Hz, so 514 MHz is entered as 514000. [/QUOTE]

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