That should be fine now too as I dropped the index threshold to two characters.What would happen if I were to set up a search for QI XL?
I just tried a search in RS for +qi +xl and it worked fine.
That should be fine now too as I dropped the index threshold to two characters.What would happen if I were to set up a search for QI XL?
BBC FOUR
[Sun, 09 Jul 2017 22:00:00 +0100 / 00:30]
New: The Sky at Night
Into the Dark Zone: The team looks at the trans-Neptunian objects - a vast number of strange, dark, icy worlds - which played a crucial role in the evolution of our solar system. Also in HD.
= Scheduled successfully (event). (+sky +night / ) =
I think it uses the first mux you tune in, not necessarily the lowest frequency. So as long as you tune a DVB-T mux first it will be OK.Thanks prpr and MontysEvilTwin, I will give these solutions a try tomorrow.
I can see the logic in the hypothesis that RS uses the first network (see link in post above). However, it will be interesting to see how this works in my circumstances as it is the lowest frequency channel that appears to be part of the the issue.
I will see what happens and report back
I think it uses the first mux you tune in, not necessarily the lowest frequency. So as long as you tune a DVB-T mux first it will be OK.