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Thread: Motors TV Missing

  1. 06-02-16, 20:55 #1
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    Motors TV Missing

    Hello all,

    Anyone got Motors TV missing? How do I get it? Makes me wonder what other channels are missing.

    Any feedback appreciated.
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  3. 07-02-16, 11:28 #2
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    What is missing? The channel? Or the EPG info for the channel.
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    mine is showing at channel 447 where its suppose to be and in the EPG

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    How are you gathering/getting your EPG? i.e
    Are you using Cross EPG download from satellite?
    Are you using Cross EPG download from internet?

    What is the service reference for the channel on your system? You can find it by Menu > Information > service
    This one has the EPG data 1:0:1:C495:811:2:11A0000:0:0:0


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  6. 07-02-16, 19:03 #5
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    Hello guys, really sorry. Just wasn't looking hard enough. Scrolled down to 447 and there it was. Thanks for replies
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