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<blockquote data-quote="Mew" data-source="post: 840647" data-attributes="member: 29012">Hi JimmyBoyIf its a Sky mindish (or similar such as Freesat) it will be physically pointing at 28.2E. I would guess that telling MediaPortal to scan 19.2E (unless you have a motorised satellite dish and it moves round) will make it scan the satellite at 28.2E using transponder details that are held for 19.2E. Some of these will be the same (i.e. orientation, frequency) and this is probably why you have channels. You may be missing channels that you would other get if there are differences in the ranges of parameters that MediaPortal uses for 28.2E and 19.2E.For DVB-T you need to select the DVB-T card in TV Sever Configuration and then amend &quot;Country:&quot; and &quot;Region/Provider:&quot; which in the UK will be the transmitter your aerial points to (such as Crystal Palace, Sandy Heath etc). You would not select 28.2E or 19.2E (these are not available in DVB-T configuration anyway).Mew</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mew, post: 840647, member: 29012"] Hi JimmyBoy If its a Sky mindish (or similar such as Freesat) it will be physically pointing at 28.2E. I would guess that telling MediaPortal to scan 19.2E (unless you have a motorised satellite dish and it moves round) will make it scan the satellite at 28.2E using transponder details that are held for 19.2E. Some of these will be the same (i.e. orientation, frequency) and this is probably why you have channels. You may be missing channels that you would other get if there are differences in the ranges of parameters that MediaPortal uses for 28.2E and 19.2E. For DVB-T you need to select the DVB-T card in TV Sever Configuration and then amend "Country:" and "Region/Provider:" which in the UK will be the transmitter your aerial points to (such as Crystal Palace, Sandy Heath etc). You would not select 28.2E or 19.2E (these are not available in DVB-T configuration anyway). Mew [/QUOTE]

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