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<blockquote data-quote="porky996t" data-source="post: 837196" data-attributes="member: 75318">Hi Smiler,I think the thing you are thinking about is the &quot;combine channels&quot; function.I have both DVB-S and DVB-T tuners. When I have done a clean scan you will have multiple instances of the same channel. This is noticeable with Channel 4 - you will get the DVB-T one from your local transmitter and about seven from Satellite - I combine them all.In fact, I place the DVB-T cards with a higher priority in the TV Server listing, so these get chosen first. I would also combine the DVB-T channels first.Be aware of your local BBC 1 and ITV 1 channels, and pay particular attention to making sure you combine the correct ones from the Satellite transmission. If you get the HD channels you will find that your regional ITV 1 HD channel is just identified as ITV1 HD - and there are about four or five listed. It is trial and error as to which is which - and the same goes for the ITV1 +1 channels.HTH,M.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="porky996t, post: 837196, member: 75318"] Hi Smiler, I think the thing you are thinking about is the "combine channels" function. I have both DVB-S and DVB-T tuners. When I have done a clean scan you will have multiple instances of the same channel. This is noticeable with Channel 4 - you will get the DVB-T one from your local transmitter and about seven from Satellite - I combine them all. In fact, I place the DVB-T cards with a higher priority in the TV Server listing, so these get chosen first. I would also combine the DVB-T channels first. Be aware of your local BBC 1 and ITV 1 channels, and pay particular attention to making sure you combine the correct ones from the Satellite transmission. If you get the HD channels you will find that your regional ITV 1 HD channel is just identified as ITV1 HD - and there are about four or five listed. It is trial and error as to which is which - and the same goes for the ITV1 +1 channels. HTH, M. [/QUOTE]

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