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<blockquote data-quote="milhouse" data-source="post: 389326" data-attributes="member: 26653">Here's what I did for adding digital cable channels1) scan to find digital channels, and manually identify what channel is what2) edit my Schedules Direct lineup to add the digital channels.3) Set the SD options to automatically add channels, set the option to download guide on next start, and restart TV Server to force an update.Now, I have guide data from SD that doesn't tune a channel, and I have working digital channels from the scan with no guide data.&nbsp; Right?4) Open the channels table in SQL Server.&nbsp; Copy the value for &quot;external id&quot;&nbsp; (i think that's the column name; values look like xxxx.xxxx.schedulesdirect.org) FROM the schedules direct channel TO the scanned channel.5) In config you can now delete the schedules direct added channels.May not be the easiest way, but it's what worked for me.&nbsp; Guide updates work, and digital channels work.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="milhouse, post: 389326, member: 26653"] Here's what I did for adding digital cable channels 1) scan to find digital channels, and manually identify what channel is what 2) edit my Schedules Direct lineup to add the digital channels. 3) Set the SD options to automatically add channels, set the option to download guide on next start, and restart TV Server to force an update. Now, I have guide data from SD that doesn't tune a channel, and I have working digital channels from the scan with no guide data. Right? 4) Open the channels table in SQL Server. Copy the value for "external id" (i think that's the column name; values look like xxxx.xxxx.schedulesdirect.org) FROM the schedules direct channel TO the scanned channel. 5) In config you can now delete the schedules direct added channels. May not be the easiest way, but it's what worked for me. Guide updates work, and digital channels work. [/QUOTE]

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