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import channels.conf problem
Hello,

I would like import my channels.conf before scanned with scan utility
from dvb-utils package in Debian. With this channels.conf i Can watch TV
with mplayer or xine but if I want import the same channels.conf in to
mythtv then after reading this file mythtv setup says that no table and
no channels are imported. Where can be a problem? I use mythtv from
debian-multimedia.org, 0.20.2.svn20071210-0.0 and mythtv-backend is
stopped of course.

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Re: import channels.conf problem [ In reply to ]
On Jan 7, 2008 7:27 PM, Jan Buchal <buchal@brailcom.org> wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I would like import my channels.conf before scanned with scan utility
> from dvb-utils package in Debian. With this channels.conf i Can watch TV
> with mplayer or xine but if I want import the same channels.conf in to
> mythtv then after reading this file mythtv setup says that no table and
> no channels are imported. Where can be a problem? I use mythtv from
> debian-multimedia.org, 0.20.2.svn20071210-0.0 and mythtv-backend is
> stopped of course.
>
> Is a common problem with 0.20, some times referred as "0.20 channel lock
bug" . I already posted on this ML a couple of times without having any
reply (serarch the ML)
The symptoms are mostly two:
- your problem with no channels imported from a working
channels.confcreated by dvbscan
- you manage to import the channels, but after that the frontend claims with
an "no channel lock" error
I can't assure this is a bug because personally I only tried with
precompiled packages (in order, debian-multimedia, knoppmyth with myth 0.20,
mythbuntu), but other guys at the forum where I write (htpcpoint.it, only in
italian sorry) recompiled mythtv from the source and the "bug" is always
there.
Now I've a 0.20 with all the dvb channels correctly imported; the main
workaround we found are related with mythtv upgrade after a correct channels
import (install myth 0.18/0.19, scan the channels, upgrade to 0.20).
I did successfully with knoppmyth. If you want debian packages for 0.19 from
debian-multimedia, I should have kept a copy of deb files.

antani
Re: import channels.conf problem [ In reply to ]
> On Jan 7, 2008 7:27 PM, Jan Buchal <buchal@brailcom.org> wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I would like import my channels.conf before scanned with scan utility
>> from dvb-utils package in Debian. With this channels.conf i Can watch TV

Why don't you just use the channel scan button in mythtv-setup?

Just curious.

I have used this with no problems with my air2pc card.

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Re: import channels.conf problem [ In reply to ]
On Jan 7, 2008 8:15 PM, <jedi@mishnet.org> wrote:

> > On Jan 7, 2008 7:27 PM, Jan Buchal <buchal@brailcom.org> wrote:
> >
> >> Hello,
> >>
> >> I would like import my channels.conf before scanned with scan utility
> >> from dvb-utils package in Debian. With this channels.conf i Can watch
> TV
>
> Why don't you just use the channel scan button in mythtv-setup?
>
> Just curious.
>
> I have used this with no problems with my air2pc card.
>

Because we got the same problem with the mythtv scan as well. The
mythtv-setup confirms the channels it found but then, in the frontend, we
got the "channel lock" problem.
Re: import channels.conf problem [ In reply to ]
>>>>> "j" == jedi <jedi@mishnet.org> writes:

>> On Jan 7, 2008 7:27 PM, Jan Buchal <buchal@brailcom.org> wrote:
>>
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> I would like import my channels.conf before scanned with scan
>>> utility from dvb-utils package in Debian. With this
>>> channels.conf i Can watch TV

j> Why don't you just use the channel scan button in mythtv-setup?
Because I'm from Czech and there is no profile for us.


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Re: import channels.conf problem [ In reply to ]
>>>>> "csfa" == come se fosse antani <antani@gmail.com> writes:
csfa> Is a common problem with 0.20, some times referred as "0.20
csfa> channel lock bug" . I already posted on this ML a couple of
csfa> times without having any reply (serarch the ML) The symptoms
csfa> are mostly two: - your problem with no channels imported from
csfa> a working channels.conf created by dvbscan - you manage to
csfa> import the channels, but after that the frontend claims with
csfa> an "no channel lock" error I can't assure this is a bug
csfa> because personally I only tried with precompiled packages (in
csfa> order, debian-multimedia, knoppmyth with myth 0.20,
csfa> mythbuntu), but other guys at the forum where I write (
csfa> htpcpoint.it, only in italian sorry) recompiled mythtv from
csfa> the source and the "bug" is always there. Now I've a 0.20 with
csfa> all the dvb channels correctly imported; the main workaround
csfa> we found are related with mythtv upgrade after a correct
csfa> channels import (install myth 0.18/0.19, scan the channels,
csfa> upgrade to 0.20). I did successfully with knoppmyth. If you
csfa> want debian packages for 0.19 from debian-multimedia, I should
csfa> have kept a copy of deb files.
Unfortunately I installed mythtv a several days ago and now I haven't
access to older version then ).20

Thanks

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