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<blockquote data-quote="crackdown" data-source="post: 1074408" data-attributes="member: 99875">OK let me try to be more specific. Every now and then ZIGGO changes the frequencies of their transponders. (Cable TV) Last week they changed tp 33 with the channels HBO HD 1,2,3 and Filmnet Premiere.In this case normally you would do an advanced scan, and tick the option search for transponder list. This however did NOT work: the scan did find 33 transponders, but could not find the exact frequency of tp 33 with the channels that dissappeared because of the change.So in this case I had to rely on info published on the internet, and do a scan with tvsource, a program wich did find the correct transponders.So my questions is: Is there a way to find the exact frequencies of the actual transponders? A NIT scan won't give me the exact frequencies of will it? The reason why I want to find these transponders: I need them to find all the channels available.What kind of scan do I need? I hope its a bit more specific now.I found an old topic wich covers my needs as well but was never replied:<a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/threads/request-make-plugin-with-this-nit-scanner.49191/" target="_blank">https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/threads/request-make-plugin-with-this-nit-scanner.49191/</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="crackdown, post: 1074408, member: 99875"] OK let me try to be more specific. Every now and then ZIGGO changes the frequencies of their transponders. (Cable TV) Last week they changed tp 33 with the channels HBO HD 1,2,3 and Filmnet Premiere. In this case normally you would do an advanced scan, and tick the option search for transponder list. This however did NOT work: the scan did find 33 transponders, but could not find the exact frequency of tp 33 with the channels that dissappeared because of the change. So in this case I had to rely on info published on the internet, and do a scan with tvsource, a program wich [B]did[/B] find the correct transponders. So my questions is: Is there a way to find the exact frequencies of the actual transponders? A NIT scan won't give me the exact frequencies of will it? The reason why I want to find these transponders: I need them to find all the channels available. What kind of scan do I need? I hope its a bit more specific now. I found an old topic wich covers my needs as well but was never replied: [url]https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/threads/request-make-plugin-with-this-nit-scanner.49191/[/url] [/QUOTE]

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