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<blockquote data-quote="The Doctor" data-source="post: 1209210" data-attributes="member: 62974">Ok, Than a rescan of the transponder should work, The channels in the multiplex on a transponder that has altered the modulation should be found. However that is not the case and you end up editing channels manually. I am sorry but that's how it works. At least at my side. As a side effect, channels that are found again after a rescan often end up as duplicates. If that's the case you need to manually assign the correct channels that can be watched to your prefered channelgroup and delete the others that cannot be watched. If you don't you get a growing database with thousends of channels.Thanks for the clarification on modulation detection. I think something goes wrong in TV server in choosing the correct modulation based on the transponder list. I cannot explain why tv-server cannot correctly find channels after a new fresh rescan (actually it does find them, but you can't watch because of the wrong settings). And I also think that tv-server does not update it's database correctly if it finds a channel that is found to be transmitted with different parameters than before.If that issue is fixed, all we need is the option in mp (from the front-end) to rescan the current transponder we are trying to watch&nbsp; and have the affected channel retuned with the new parameters. I know thats pretty much the way a STB works, but you cannot deny a STB works super easy. And that's what I want. Super easy.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Doctor, post: 1209210, member: 62974"] Ok, Than a rescan of the transponder should work, The channels in the multiplex on a transponder that has altered the modulation should be found. However that is not the case and you end up editing channels manually. I am sorry but that's how it works. At least at my side. As a side effect, channels that are found again after a rescan often end up as duplicates. If that's the case you need to manually assign the correct channels that can be watched to your prefered channelgroup and delete the others that cannot be watched. If you don't you get a growing database with thousends of channels. Thanks for the clarification on modulation detection. I think something goes wrong in TV server in choosing the correct modulation based on the transponder list. I cannot explain why tv-server cannot correctly find channels after a new fresh rescan (actually it does find them, but you can't watch because of the wrong settings). And I also think that tv-server does not update it's database correctly if it finds a channel that is found to be transmitted with different parameters than before. If that issue is fixed, all we need is the option in mp (from the front-end) to rescan the current transponder we are trying to watch and have the affected channel retuned with the new parameters. I know thats pretty much the way a STB works, but you cannot deny a STB works super easy. And that's what I want. Super easy. [/QUOTE]

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