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<blockquote data-quote="jameson_uk" data-source="post: 703211" data-attributes="member: 11220"><p>and logical channel numbers (ie BBC One is 1, Channel 4 + 1 is 13 etc) change (and indeed did a few days ago</p><p><a href="http://www.freeview.co.uk/Resolutions/About-Channels/Channel-changes/ITV1-1-to-launch-on-11-January-2011" target="_blank">Freeview - Home Resolutions About Channels Channel changes ITV1+1 to launch on 11 January 2011</a>)</p><p></p><p>And just having had a play with this Freeview seem to have not done what the DVB standards say they should.</p><p></p><p>Previously ITV2 + 1 had</p><p>ONID = 9018</p><p>TSID = 8198</p><p>SID = 8362</p><p></p><p>According to the specs when they move the channel the ONID/SID should have stayed the same (in which case we could have updated the tuning details) but the details are now</p><p>ONID = 9018</p><p>TSID = 12290</p><p>SID = 15952</p><p></p><p>so as far as MP is concerned a brand new channel.</p><p></p><p>More annoyingly is that ITV1 + 1 has the details that ITV2 + 1 had previously. I had this merged with ITV2 + 1 on Freesat so now I have two different channels merged together.</p><p></p><p>Not a lot we can do about this is they are not following the rules. They have effectively renamed ITV2 + 1 as ITV1 +1 so even using the channel number as you said this would not work</p><p></p><p>With the new logic (and assuming channel was not combined with Freesat etc) what would have happened is that ITV2+1 would have become ITV1+1 (and hopefully we will put in a little extra fix that would have renamed the channel). ITV2+1 would then have become a new channel. So in theory this would of worked for you</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jameson_uk, post: 703211, member: 11220"] and logical channel numbers (ie BBC One is 1, Channel 4 + 1 is 13 etc) change (and indeed did a few days ago [url=http://www.freeview.co.uk/Resolutions/About-Channels/Channel-changes/ITV1-1-to-launch-on-11-January-2011]Freeview - Home Resolutions About Channels Channel changes ITV1+1 to launch on 11 January 2011[/url]) And just having had a play with this Freeview seem to have not done what the DVB standards say they should. Previously ITV2 + 1 had ONID = 9018 TSID = 8198 SID = 8362 According to the specs when they move the channel the ONID/SID should have stayed the same (in which case we could have updated the tuning details) but the details are now ONID = 9018 TSID = 12290 SID = 15952 so as far as MP is concerned a brand new channel. More annoyingly is that ITV1 + 1 has the details that ITV2 + 1 had previously. I had this merged with ITV2 + 1 on Freesat so now I have two different channels merged together. Not a lot we can do about this is they are not following the rules. They have effectively renamed ITV2 + 1 as ITV1 +1 so even using the channel number as you said this would not work With the new logic (and assuming channel was not combined with Freesat etc) what would have happened is that ITV2+1 would have become ITV1+1 (and hopefully we will put in a little extra fix that would have renamed the channel). ITV2+1 would then have become a new channel. So in theory this would of worked for you [/QUOTE]
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