> > http://www.wolfbane.com/ukdtt.htm
> >
> > Not sure if you can work out the frequency from it though? I used
> > tzap, which did its own scan and created a conf file with the
> > frequencies in.
>
> Now i'me a bit confused. I thought you needed the frequency whitch you put
> in the file and run
You do the channel scan from within mythtvsetup and you're right, you
need to enter the frequency with the other data that you've already
found.
In mythtv-setup my channel scan is 'grayed out'. Do I need to enter the channels from above someware?
>
> scan > channels.conf
>
> You then used channels.conf with tzap. How do you use tzap without a
> channels.conf?
I think tzap creates a file called channels.conf, but it's not
necessarily the same file that mythtv refers to. It does contain the
data that the mythtv channel scan uses though.
Look in here:
http://www.ethics-gradient.net/myth/mythdvb.html
(search for tzap)
Yes, looked at that. Think is I dont have tzap as I did not build from source. Thisg is I am not totaly sure wether Ubuntu distro have MythTV compiled with dvb-t support;(
Ben
And apologies if there's a better way to find out the frequency, but
this was the way I did it.
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