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    Quote Originally Posted by Matrix10 View Post
    Well it’s just a time extension and not a shortening of the scan ?
    Or I don't understand something there ?
    The binary checks each transponder is active and any PLP.

    The check is pretty quick compared to the timeout scanning an inactive frequency.

    Personally, I have never found enigma's built-in terrestrial scanning satisfactory, which is why I wrote the TerrestrialScan plugin. It is in the feeds under SystemPlugins.
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    search for used transponders and then it performs the scan only for the ones it found actually used
    I don't see it
    Why then does it scan all frequencies and not just one activ in my test/prescan.
    So prescan is a pure waste of time,without function.
    Last edited by Matrix10; 16-03-21 at 20:29.

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    It builds a list of transponders that the binary says are "OK".

    https://github.com/OpenViX/enigma2/b...nSetup.py#L437
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    Quote Originally Posted by Huevos View Post
    It builds a list of transponders that the binary says are "OK".

    https://github.com/OpenViX/enigma2/b...nSetup.py#L437
    Unfortunately I still don't see the benefits of prescan,
    A greater benefit would be for prescan to test the transponder signal
    and if there is no signal then there is no wasting time on scans.
    That doesn't work for me and besides prescan I have a full scan again.
    But well with the exit it is possible to interrupt prescan and make only full scan.
    Last edited by Matrix10; 16-03-21 at 23:55.

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    I don't understand your post.

    It scans the transponders of your configured region and returns the good ones.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Huevos View Post
    I don't understand your post.

    It scans the transponders of your configured region and returns the good ones.
    "It scans the transponders of your configured region and returns the good ones."
    And then it goes on , to completely scan all the transponders.
    Active and inactive.
    Bad ones and good ones.
    It is to be expected that it scans only active transponders and shortens the scan time.
    This way the total scan is only longer.
    We have a prescan + complete scan.
    Or I don't understand what kind of function prescan is then ?

    Tested with Ultimo 4K / T2 tuner
    Last edited by Matrix10; 17-03-21 at 17:07.

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    Is this "wrong" behaviour happening in PLi?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Huevos View Post
    Is this "wrong" behaviour happening in PLi?
    If I'm not mistaken in all the images is the same
    and also in those based on VU + coding.
    (BH image tested)

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    Ok, the initial commit came from PLi in November. I have submitted a fix there.

    https://github.com/OpenPLi/enigma2/p...155e3a473d505f

    Let's wait and see if that is accepted before deciding what to do next.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Huevos View Post
    Ok, the initial commit came from PLi in November. I have submitted a fix there.

    https://github.com/OpenPLi/enigma2/p...155e3a473d505f

    Let's wait and see if that is accepted before deciding what to do next.
    Thank you for your work.

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