Rainer Zocholl wrote:
ARD swaps some transponders 2nd June.
With VDR that seems to be a great pain, or?
It doesn't have to, if they move their NID-TID-SID to the new
transponders. VDR will then follow with the existing channel to the new
transponder. Maybe they do that at the end of the simulcast phase.
OK, Channel lists can be sorted by transponder owners.
That way old and new ARD channels are nearby.
But in that mode move does not work anymore...
It does work, and I've used it a lot.
If you want to move channel 1200 where channel 5 was, just mark channel
1200 and drop it at channel 5. This works anyway, no matter whether both
are right next to each other or 1195 channels apart.
What I do is: Go to ARD, sort by provider (also ARD), check whether some
ARD channel has a 4-digit number, mark it, and drop it on a similar
channel. The 4-digit channel then takes the place of the similar
channel, moving all after that one down. The actual placement may be
corrected later while sorting by number again.
A further reason to make the single LNB patch
part of VDR...
(Assuming you meant lnbsharing patch:) The SourceCaps patch users
probably won't agree. As long as these two patches are not merged into
one concept, a permanent integration doesn't make much sense.
Cheers,
Udo
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