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<blockquote data-quote="Andrew H" data-source="post: 421909" data-attributes="member: 56239">OK, so it's safe to ASSUME you can tune all these cable-based analog channels within MediaPortal.&nbsp; That being the case you can't get the Schedules-Direct channels aligned to those in your TV Guide.&nbsp; I don't do analog as the US is going to ATSC (digital) transmission but I would think you may have to name each of your found analog channels (from the scan) to those of SD.&nbsp; There may be a more efficient method which is why I suggested setting up the SD plug-in before your scan -- I believe it attempts to match up/correlate the two but that may be ONLY the case for ATSC... although, how much more do you need than an analog station (RF) number!&nbsp; I mean, if you established your line-up inside SD as cable company X where (say) your NBC affiliate is being tuned on channel 4, then all you nee to do is get the SD ch-4 pointed to your scanned ch-4, right?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Andrew H, post: 421909, member: 56239"] OK, so it's safe to ASSUME you can tune all these cable-based analog channels within MediaPortal. That being the case you can't get the Schedules-Direct channels aligned to those in your TV Guide. I don't do analog as the US is going to ATSC (digital) transmission but I would think you may have to name each of your found analog channels (from the scan) to those of SD. There may be a more efficient method which is why I suggested setting up the SD plug-in before your scan -- I believe it attempts to match up/correlate the two but that may be ONLY the case for ATSC... although, how much more do you need than an analog station (RF) number! I mean, if you [U]established your line-up inside SD as cable company X[/U] where (say) your NBC affiliate is being tuned on channel 4, then all you nee to do is get the SD ch-4 pointed to your scanned ch-4, right? [/QUOTE]

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