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    With regards to fallback tuner and bouquets. The box in use has its own bouquets. You either import them, create them or use a plugin to create them. Fallback tuner does not do anything with importing bouquets. If no tuners on box, it falls back to a remote tuner.

    Remote Stream converter plugin allows you to import bouquets from another receiver.

    I am afraid I don't know too much about client mode, so can't help. There are a few people on forum who use it extensively, I'm sure they will post in the thread.

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    Quote Originally Posted by abu baniaz View Post
    With regards to fallback tuner and bouquets. The box in use has its own bouquets. You either import them, create them or use a plugin to create them. Fallback tuner does not do anything with importing bouquets. If no tuners on box, it falls back to a remote tuner.

    Remote Stream converter plugin allows you to import bouquets from another receiver.

    I am afraid I don't know too much about client mode, so can't help. There are a few people on forum who use it extensively, I'm sure they will post in the thread.
    Thank you for the help so far.

    What I'm hoping is there are poeple seeing this forum (rather than just the Vu forums) that will have working setup of fallback tuners / client modes.

    I need to understand this before laying out up to £500 on a new box.

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