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Thread: How to find all DVB-C channels

  1. 30-05-24, 15:54 #1
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    How to find all DVB-C channels

    Hello,
    i have a GigaBlue UHD UE 4K, and i have Problems to find all DVB-C channels(i live in Germany and i have a Vodafone cable connection).

    only a few tv channels were found(RTL and SAT.1) and over 10 radio channels

    but they works good
    Last edited by BlackMage; 30-05-24 at 16:02.
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