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<blockquote data-quote="bluebear" data-source="post: 318060" data-attributes="member: 82697">Ok, you dont need to scan all channels if you don´t want to. The ones interesting for you is SVT1, 2 and TV 4. Since you have found them in mediaportal i suggest you get the details form there. If you think you are lucky, try blind search and start at 290 MHZ end att 800 Mhz, that should find all your channels.Otherwise try this: 1. Open&nbsp; TV-Server Configuration 2. Click TV Channels You will now see a list of all channels you have previously scanned 3. Mark SVT 1 and click the edit button, change flip to DVB-C and read out the frequency for that channelRemeber or write it down4. Do the same for SVT 2 and TV 4 5. Close TV-Server Configuration 6. You need to kill tv-server otherwise progdvb will complainUse ctrl-alt-del, find &quot;Tv-server.exe&quot; and end task in process tab (It can also be done in ms-dos promt) 7. Open progdvb 8. Click Channel List and use blind search 9. Type in an intervall so you will find your channels, they might be on the same transponder.If SVT 1 is 402Mhz the type in the box: From: 402Mhz TO: 418Mhz Let the step be 8 Mhz, Check 64-QAM box and then hit ok 10. You should find your channels now. Don´t be alarmed if it looks hard, you will learn from the experience<img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="bluebear, post: 318060, member: 82697"] Ok, you dont need to scan all channels if you don´t want to. The ones interesting for you is SVT1, 2 and TV 4. Since you have found them in mediaportal i suggest you get the details form there. If you think you are lucky, try blind search and start at 290 MHZ end att 800 Mhz, that should find all your channels. Otherwise try this: 1. Open TV-Server Configuration 2. Click TV Channels You will now see a list of all channels you have previously scanned 3. Mark SVT 1 and click the edit button, change flip to DVB-C and read out the frequency for that channel Remeber or write it down 4. Do the same for SVT 2 and TV 4 5. Close TV-Server Configuration 6. You need to kill tv-server otherwise progdvb will complain Use ctrl-alt-del, find "Tv-server.exe" and end task in process tab (It can also be done in ms-dos promt) 7. Open progdvb 8. Click Channel List and use blind search 9. Type in an intervall so you will find your channels, they might be on the same transponder. If SVT 1 is 402Mhz the type in the box: From: 402Mhz TO: 418Mhz Let the step be 8 Mhz, Check 64-QAM box and then hit ok 10. You should find your channels now. Don´t be alarmed if it looks hard, you will learn from the experience;) [/QUOTE]

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