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Thread: using openwebif to re-order channels, and stop ABM overwriting?

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    Ojustaboo

    using openwebif to re-order channels, and stop ABM overwriting?

    I'm talking crap, please delete.
    Last edited by Ojustaboo; 24-07-18 at 12:43.

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    If you manually edit ABM bouquets, next run of ABM will undo the changes. You can hijack ABM bouquets so that they do not use the ABM prefix any more, ABM will no longer touch them.

    There are several ways to do it. One way is:

    Import ABM bouquets to your PC using a Channel Editor like DreamBoxEdit.

    Rename the .tv and .radio files. For example

    from
    userbouquet.abm.terrestrial_uk_freeview.separator. tv
    userbouquet.abm.terrestrial_uk_freeview.main.radio

    to
    userbouquet.my.terrestrial_uk_freeview.separator.t v
    userbouquet.my.terrestrial_uk_freeview.main.radio

    Basically replace "abm" with "my"

    Edit bouquets.tv and bouquets.radio to reflect the new names

    Send back to the receiver with your editor

    I am sure this is possible with a script

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    Ojustaboo
    Many thanks. I realised I was talking out my backside . I started off trying to do it this way when I previously upgraded, but ended up editing the EXAMPLE_hd_sat_282_sky_uk_CustomLCN instead (it was a while ago so I got a little confused).

    Have started another thread about that problem, sorry for wasting your time

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