On Wed, 2005-04-20 at 08:46 +1000, Nigel Pearson wrote: > > Can you give me details on the repeated multiplex please ? i.e are the > > frequencies close or are you just picking up two transmitters ? > > John, I dunno what type of repeats Chris got, but in my case > (Sydney, Australia) I get both types of repeats. Some due to a > network transmitting in both VHF and UHF,
That I can understand :) > and some due to tuning > at both the +125KHz offset and the centre frequency. > This shouldn't be happening, well not from clean anyway. If it finds a multiplex in one frequency set (-offset,frequency,+offset) then it should ignore the other ones. I think if I remember it checks the offsets first, but it shouldn't really matter. I can see why you might get duplicates if you're running the scan on a db with multiplexes already defined. > (but I suspect you already knew that :-) > > > I hope the next patch should > > allow you to delete the multiplex and the associated channels :) > It was really bugging me last night so I went and added the 3 lines of code that made delete multiplex work :) I'm hoping the next (cvs ready ?) patch should be out this weekend. -- John
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