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Also, is there a way to keep links to channels in bouquets after deleting them, like when we delete a full satellite using stb interface, links to channels are kept on bouquets and they will show up again after a new scan/lamedb import. The way I see it, E-Channelizer deletes all entries from bouquets corresponding to channels deleted.

 

Yes! go to Satellites > Edit. delete the satellite(s) you want. When prompted, select No to delete the satellites only without removing the corresponding services.

 

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That will delete the selected satellite entry from satellites.xml, satellite will vanish with all transponders, surely not want we want.

Should be a way to delete channels from lamedb and keep links in bouquets. Like I said before, you can delete channels, but there's no way to keep them in bouquets after deleting.

There's two ways of deleting channels now, deleting them one by one from list or going to "Transponders", select satellite and "delete", this way all channels from that sat will be gone.

At both situations, should be a prompt  like "Keep links in bouquets (for schedule rescan)?"...

This is certainly possible, you can do this with enigma2 interface - channel list > all sats > menu > delete selected satellite, or manually by clearing lamedb.

After this, all channels references still in bouquets but not available, a rescan wil make available again (if no reference changes)

Hi

Can E-Channelizer delete all channels from a selected satellite? I've tried 2 or 3 times, go to "Transponders", select satellite, right click "delete", all channels from that satellite seem gone but after sending and checking on STB, channels still there.

I'm trying to send channel list/bouquets from my Duo2 to other box that doesn't have some satellites connected.

Also, is there a way to keep links to channels in bouquets after deleting them, like when we delete a full satellite using stb interface, links to channels are kept on bouquets and they will show up again after a new scan/lamedb import. The way I see it, E-Channelizer deletes all entries from bouquets corresponding to channels deleted.

You  have to decide what EPG sources you want. If you want xmltv (Rytek sources) install xmltv Importer, this basically uses internet to download EPG , do not use CrossEPG for that because sources (links from it get EPG for specific channels) will probably be outdated.

On the other hand you have CrossEPG that can download OpenTV EPG from UK/Italy directly from satellite, do not even need internet connection and EPG is much more accurate. The problem is that OpenPli never worked good with CrossEPG.

So, with OpenPli, you better off with XMLTV Importer.

M8, do me a favour, please, and when you don't feel like anything else - search for LG in Mexico... You may wanna try another firm, after all...

 

http://www.theguardi...screens-no-help

 

http://america.aljaz...ry-workers.html

 

Never would I buy from that firm... Absolutely nasty corp.

Off-topic:

The problem is that LG is not the only corporation that treats workers like crap. Lots of them do the same, only profit matters to them.

Many technological products that we use these days have a very nasty production background, the same for materials used. As consumers we should question more...

Hi MastaG

Could you or anyone test these HD channels on a spark7162 box?

- Al Jazeera English HD on Hotbird 13ºE

- TV Record HD on Astra 28.2E

For me, both channels freeze picture or screen stay black and only audio plays. Both are FTA.

They play normally on my Duo2.

Thanks