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<blockquote data-quote="erichzann" data-source="post: 1017930" data-attributes="member: 116360">Hi Chris,&nbsp;This is just the way it is with freesat. Not much you can do about it. BBC1 and ITV1 are the worst for regional variations.&nbsp;I simply untick everything in the channel manager and then work up the list ticking only the channels I want to appear and I only select the BBC1 channel for my region etc. Also you probably have loads of channel 4s. Just choose one.&nbsp;It can also help to create groups to make channel management a bit easier e.g. Entertainment, News, Lifestyle, and move the channels into those as you select them.&nbsp;I use the groups that are given on the Freesat website, <a href="http://www.freesat.co.uk/what-you-get/our-channels/" target="_blank">http://www.freesat.co.uk/what-you-get/our-channels/</a>&nbsp;Also, if you have already tuned the freeview tuner then when you come to combining your DVB-T and DVB-S channels use the freeview channels as a guide. That is, click on each of the freeview channels in turn and then select from the list of possible DVB-S channels that you want to combine. This is much easier than doing the mapping the other way by clicking on the DVB-S channels first, as there are less DVB-T channels.&nbsp;I hope that makes sense!!!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="erichzann, post: 1017930, member: 116360"] Hi Chris, This is just the way it is with freesat. Not much you can do about it. BBC1 and ITV1 are the worst for regional variations. I simply untick everything in the channel manager and then work up the list ticking only the channels I want to appear and I only select the BBC1 channel for my region etc. Also you probably have loads of channel 4s. Just choose one. It can also help to create groups to make channel management a bit easier e.g. Entertainment, News, Lifestyle, and move the channels into those as you select them. I use the groups that are given on the Freesat website, [url]http://www.freesat.co.uk/what-you-get/our-channels/[/url] Also, if you have already tuned the freeview tuner then when you come to combining your DVB-T and DVB-S channels use the freeview channels as a guide. That is, click on each of the freeview channels in turn and then select from the list of possible DVB-S channels that you want to combine. This is much easier than doing the mapping the other way by clicking on the DVB-S channels first, as there are less DVB-T channels. I hope that makes sense!!! [/QUOTE]

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