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<blockquote data-quote="gloomyandy" data-source="post: 521965" data-attributes="member: 24855">Hi,Interesting, which Emley moor muxes don't work (I asume with the 1.02 settings), as I'm in the same area... What will I be missing?When I did a retune I had problems with five, I have a mixed DVB-T/DVB-S setup and I had problems with the combined channel. I deleted the combined channel and simply did the re-scan, this found the new tuning details for five and I used this to re-create a combined channel entry. However as previously noted as a result of this I lost all of the recorded program entries for five (the files still existed). In my case I fixed it by using the MS sql explorer tool (whatever it is called), to edit the database entries and change the channel id associated with the &quot;lost&quot; recordings to the id for the new five channel I'd just created. I then re-created my scheduled recordings for five by hand...All the bestAndy</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gloomyandy, post: 521965, member: 24855"] Hi, Interesting, which Emley moor muxes don't work (I asume with the 1.02 settings), as I'm in the same area... What will I be missing? When I did a retune I had problems with five, I have a mixed DVB-T/DVB-S setup and I had problems with the combined channel. I deleted the combined channel and simply did the re-scan, this found the new tuning details for five and I used this to re-create a combined channel entry. However as previously noted as a result of this I lost all of the recorded program entries for five (the files still existed). In my case I fixed it by using the MS sql explorer tool (whatever it is called), to edit the database entries and change the channel id associated with the "lost" recordings to the id for the new five channel I'd just created. I then re-created my scheduled recordings for five by hand... All the best Andy [/QUOTE]

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