2 Rowridge MUXs Incorrect

[5TC]

ABM has two of the Rowridge MUX incorrectly detailed.

PSB1/BBCA should be CH24 (498.0MHz), not CH46 which is used for several repeat transmitters, including Brading Isle of Wight, and Freeview Light in the Brighton Area.
See
https://ukfree.tv/maps/uhfchannel/24
https://ukfree.tv/maps/uhfchannel/46


MUX8 (LSO) should be CH29 (538.0MHz), not CH54 which is s used for several repeat transmitters, including Luccombe Isle of Wight, and Whitehawk Hill in the Brighton Area.
See
https://ukfree.tv/maps/uhfchannel/29
https://ukfree.tv/maps/uhfchannel/54

Whilst it is simple to work around using a manual scan it would be nice to have ABM corrected when there's time.

Other than that, compliments on how well ABM works.

[ccs]

Rowridge summary....

https://ukfree.tv/transmitters/tv/Rowridge

[abu baniaz]

ABM getd the data off the stream that it can receiver can receive. We have not added the network IDs yet for Terrestrial. Sometimes there is a clash if other muxes can be received. We can manually override and ensure that the values in the custom tranponder section of teh provider file are used.

This is what the xml for ABM tunes to.

<configuration key="rowridge___________" frequency="498000000"

https://ukfree.tv/transmitters/tv/Rowridge

If you start off with a blank lamedb file, and only scan the muxes that should be there, the details can be added. Please only scan channels 21, 22, 24, 25, 27, 28, 29, 31 and 37. Attach your lamedb file please.

Command to remove all channel data is

init 4 && sleep 10 && rm -rf /etc/defaultsat.tar.gz && rm -rf /etc/enigma2/lamedb && rm -rf /etc/enigma2/*.tv && rm -rf /etc/enigma2/*.radio  && rm -rf /etc/enigma2/*.del &&  init 3

You can see this thread
http://www.world-of-satellite.com/sh...input-required

[abu baniaz]

We still had kjc79p's lamedb file. I have added more details to the custom transponder section. Updated file will be in 4.1 005. the xml file in the other thread will be updated soon.

However, we are still missing channel 29 for Rowridge.

[5TC]

Thanks for looking at this, whilst I'm PC literate I am new to Linux and haven't found time yet to link my receiver to my PC so I can look at/change any files. (I'll be looking for guidance on the best way to do this at some point).
Just so you are aware, my Freeview signal comes via a local redistribution system for the estate and contains only the Rowridge channels.
Until I get a chance to get into the files on my box, is there any other information that would be useful? I'm not sure what you are missing re CH29

[abu baniaz]

Nothing at the moment. The scan that kjc79p performed did not contain details of one mux. Would be good to add it.

The following programs should be enough for for most needs.

Program to issue commands. Putty or enable telnet in Windows
Linux compatible editor, Notepad++ is good one. (Not windows notepad). From time to time you will need to edit files
FTP program. You can also install samba. You may need to transfer files to/from receiver

Channel editor. You use these to edit your bouquets/favourites. Pick from E-Chanenlizer, Dreamset, Dreamboxedit.

[5TC]

Thanks for the suggestions on which programs to use, I've downloaded them, just need to find time to have a play!

[5TC]

I've still got incorrect muxes after updating to 4.1.008 is this because the correction hasn't been implemented yet (no problem, not chasing you) or something I'm not doing correctly?

[abu baniaz]

The details were added are in the image.
https://github.com/oe-alliance/AutoB...2e6e0dff875287

Can you save your existing lamedb and attach here. You will find it in /etc/enigma2 You will need to zip/rar it before you can attach it.

Enable extra debug in ABM. Enable Debug logs in image. Run ABM again. Attach the debug logs and the updated lamedb file please.

See this thread please
http://www.world-of-satellite.com/sh...port-questions