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[jandueren]

Could you please add

 

BBC Four HD

1:0:19:22E3:80D:2:11C0000:0:0:0:

which should be the same as  BBC Four (which is working fine)

1:0:1:18AC:7FD:2:11C0000:0:0:0:

 

BBC News HD

1:0:19:22E3:80D:2:11C0000:0:0:0:

which should be the same as  BBC News (which is working fine)

1:0:1:2876:800:2:11C0000:0:0:0:

 

CBBC HD

1:0:19:1B28:802:2:11C0000:0:0:0:

which should be the same as  CBBC  (which is working fine)

1:0:1:2870:800:2:11C0000:0:0:0:

 

Channel 4 HD

1:0:19:52D0:814:2:11C0000:0:0:0:

which should be the same as  Channel 4 (which is working fine)

1:0:1:2400:7F9:2:11C0000:0:0:0:

 

BTW, thank you a lot for this ingenieous piece of software!

 

[doglover]

I think you have something wrong in your box.

 

f.i. the service ref is

<channel id="BBC4.uk">1:0:19:22E3:80D:2:11A0000:0:0:0:</channel> <!-- BBC FOUR  HD -->
 

and not

<channel id="BBC4.uk">1:0:19:22E3:80D:2:11C0000:0:0:0:</channel> <!-- BBC FOUR  HD -->

 

like you propose.  The difference 11C0000 against 11A0000 (which is the Namespace for 28.2 E) is caused by using an settinglist from a dubious source which has its settings for scanning wrong.

 

However, I have added them anyway for now.  (It does not harm)  But more and more channels will receive request for including when you keep continuing using this dubious settinglist.

 

Willy

Edited by doglover, 8 October 2014 - 10:29.

[Robinson]

It looks like jandueren is using 28.4E, which is not what most of us use.

Are you using it intentionally? I'm curious because the 28.2E fleet is located between 28.2E and 28.6E, so 28.4E could be a natural compromise. Actually, 28.4E seems to be the exact location of Astra 2E if you believe Kingofsat.

So for fringe reception your 28.4E could indeed be the best solution, but not necessarily for compatibility with common channel lists.

[jandueren]

Hi Willy,

 

Thank you!

With your small remark I learned quiet a lot...

I just wondered where this incorrect data came from, so I started a complete new scan (Astra E19.2 & E28.2) of the FTA-channels with deleting the old channel list. But the STB (VU+ Solo², VTI 7.0) states the Astra E28.2° on position "28.4 O" which obviously corresponds to 11C(hex) instead 11A(hex). Before doing the news channel scan some channels had the correct service ref, just a few not. This where obviously all channel I added after the update from VTI 6.x to 7.x. Now ALL channels on E28.2° had the wrong service ref.

 

To cut a long story short, the "satellite.xml" had a wrong entry:

<sat flags="1" name="Astra/Eurobird (28.2E)" position="284"> instead of

<sat flags="1" name="Astra/Eurobird (28.2E)" position="282">

 

So no dubious source was responsible, even worse: a trustworthy source delivered the wrong data.

 

After correcting this entry and, stopping enigma2, uploading the file to etc/enigma2, restarting enigma2, a new channel scan, readjusting my favorites, deleting any EPG-data and a manual import of the EPG-data everything is as it should be.

 

So once more: Thank you a lot!

Jan

[jandueren]

Robinson, no I din't use E28.4° on purpose, the satellite.xml seemed to be have an incorrect entry as delivered with VTi 7.x

 

A "side effect", all picons work now for the E28.2 channels as well - not the case before...

[vinyl]

Is it possible that this change introduced another, maybe due to a copy/paste error?

 

Currently the BBC News service listed here is as follows:

http://enigma2.world...channels.xml.gz

 

<channel id="BBCNews.nws">1:0:19:22E3:80D:2:11A0000:0:0:0:</channel> <!-- BBC NEWS HD -->

 

The problem is that this service reference is actually used by BBC Four HD, which in fact is also listed (as it should be):

 

<channel id="BBC4.uk">1:0:19:22E3:80D:2:11A0000:0:0:0:</channel> <!-- BBC FOUR  HD -->

 

Because of this, I currently get the EPG from both BBC News and BBC Four on BBC Four. Could you please remove the faulty service reference on BBC News HD?

 

Thanks a lot for keeping up your great service!

[vinyl]

Oh, just realized that the source of this problem might be the original post in this thread. The OP lists identical service references for both BBC Four HD and BBC News HD. Hope that this helps identifying the issue.

 

The correct service reference for BBC News HD should be:

1:0:19:22D9:80D:2:11A0000:0:0:0:

Edited by vinyl, 13 October 2014 - 23:34.

[doglover]

OK.

Removed.

 

Willy

 

PS: When you pass me on service refs I trust they are correct.

Edited by doglover, 14 October 2014 - 08:14.