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<blockquote data-quote="x4mer" data-source="post: 383934" data-attributes="member: 59800"><p>Add a second lineup on SD for antenna. Edit that lineup to only have the HD channels you're interested in active (usually just the .1 channels) . Rename the HD channels in the TVserver to exactly match the names of the ones in this lineup (eg. WCCO-DT).</p><p></p><p> Next SD scan should match them up. The SD plugin will search all lineups everytime, looking for matches. If there's a channel that doesn't show up for your zipcode, then you can add another lineup under a different zip that does have that channel, & disable all other channels in that lineup.</p><p></p><p> It took a bit of fiddling for me, trying different zipcodes, but I eventually found two zipcodes, which when used together, gave me all the channels I can receive. I just selected the channels I wanted from each zip, and left any unwanted or redundant ones unselected.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="x4mer, post: 383934, member: 59800"] Add a second lineup on SD for antenna. Edit that lineup to only have the HD channels you're interested in active (usually just the .1 channels) . Rename the HD channels in the TVserver to exactly match the names of the ones in this lineup (eg. WCCO-DT). Next SD scan should match them up. The SD plugin will search all lineups everytime, looking for matches. If there's a channel that doesn't show up for your zipcode, then you can add another lineup under a different zip that does have that channel, & disable all other channels in that lineup. It took a bit of fiddling for me, trying different zipcodes, but I eventually found two zipcodes, which when used together, gave me all the channels I can receive. I just selected the channels I wanted from each zip, and left any unwanted or redundant ones unselected. [/QUOTE]
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