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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 874443" data-attributes="member: 82144">The impression I get from your post is that detection of moved, off-air, deleted and renamed channels is a really big thing for you. Although it isn't my cup of tea I can see where you're coming from on that, and I recall jameson_uk mentioning something about information in the BAT for Freeview that could be used to detect channels that have moved/changed-name.&nbsp;Regarding the GUI - to be honest, I absolutely hate the STB GUIs I've seen because everything has to be done one channel at a time. Move one channel up; move one channel down; delete one channel... etc. That is why I love the power of TV Server configuration. One button to order channels by channel number or name. Multi-select to allow deleting and grouping multiple channels at once etc. I don't find STBs to be automated or easy - rather I find them limiting and frustrating. In the same way, I find it difficult to imagine a *really good* GUI layout and/or approach designed for use with a remote that could provide the same power.&nbsp;Just my 2c...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 874443, member: 82144"] The impression I get from your post is that detection of moved, off-air, deleted and renamed channels is a really big thing for you. Although it isn't my cup of tea I can see where you're coming from on that, and I recall jameson_uk mentioning something about information in the BAT for Freeview that could be used to detect channels that have moved/changed-name. Regarding the GUI - to be honest, I absolutely hate the STB GUIs I've seen because everything has to be done one channel at a time. Move one channel up; move one channel down; delete one channel... etc. That is why I love the power of TV Server configuration. One button to order channels by channel number or name. Multi-select to allow deleting and grouping multiple channels at once etc. I don't find STBs to be automated or easy - rather I find them limiting and frustrating. In the same way, I find it difficult to imagine a *really good* GUI layout and/or approach designed for use with a remote that could provide the same power. Just my 2c... [/QUOTE]

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