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<blockquote data-quote="Wonderm00n" data-source="post: 266368" data-attributes="member: 56445">Can anyone help me on this?Meanwhile I've found on some posts, that after changing frequencies, it was necessary to reboot. I did, several times, but the problem persists.Don't get me wrong, the MP developers have done a FANTASTIC job and MP is my choice for almost 1 year now, but setting analog/cable channels manually is just not working right when it comes to use te frequency instead of the channel number (for which we can not even set &quot;C&quot; or &quot;S&quot;)!You guys won't believe this...I've deleted all the channels and manually added only RTP1 and PANDA, for testing proposes.I'm now seeing RTP1 in both positions.As you can see, the correct frequencies are in the database... Why are not them being used?!!?<img src="http://wonderm00n.blog.com.pt/_temp/20080516_frequencias_rtp1_panda.JPG" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wonderm00n, post: 266368, member: 56445"] Can anyone help me on this? Meanwhile I've found on some posts, that after changing frequencies, it was necessary to reboot. I did, several times, but the problem persists. Don't get me wrong, the MP developers have done a FANTASTIC job and MP is my choice for almost 1 year now, but setting analog/cable channels manually is just not working right when it comes to use te frequency instead of the channel number (for which we can not even set "C" or "S")! You guys won't believe this... I've deleted all the channels and manually added only RTP1 and PANDA, for testing proposes. I'm now [B]seeing RTP1 in both positions[/B]. As you can see, the correct frequencies are in the database... Why are not them being used?!!? [IMG]http://wonderm00n.blog.com.pt/_temp/20080516_frequencias_rtp1_panda.JPG[/IMG] [/QUOTE]

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