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<blockquote data-quote="blair_haynes" data-source="post: 922196" data-attributes="member: 59088">Hi guys&nbsp;I'm not sure if this is the right place to put this, so I hope that the General Support thread is ok...&nbsp;I have an issue whereby when I scanned for new channels, all my recording schedules have disappeared. Further to this, I also note that when I look at my recorded television, the programs that I had recorded, are no longer able to identify what channel that were recorded on.&nbsp;I use a DVB-T tuner, and there were some new channels that I wanted to add. Rather than scanning and updating what channels were there, I deleted all the channels and did a full re-scan. It now appears that the new channels are not linked to the old. Also, when I look at which channel number they have been assigned, I see that they are all 1000.&nbsp;Is there a way that I can revert things back to how they were?&nbsp;Thanks...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="blair_haynes, post: 922196, member: 59088"] Hi guys I'm not sure if this is the right place to put this, so I hope that the General Support thread is ok... I have an issue whereby when I scanned for new channels, all my recording schedules have disappeared. Further to this, I also note that when I look at my recorded television, the programs that I had recorded, are no longer able to identify what channel that were recorded on. I use a DVB-T tuner, and there were some new channels that I wanted to add. Rather than scanning and updating what channels were there, I deleted all the channels and did a full re-scan. It now appears that the new channels are not linked to the old. Also, when I look at which channel number they have been assigned, I see that they are all 1000. Is there a way that I can revert things back to how they were? Thanks... [/QUOTE]

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