Only if you have the relevant mux in your existing tuned set, and after a reboot.So will my BBC4HD now retune itself without user intervention?
Its position in the list is governed by its LCN, so unless that changes as well...How about moving to the same position in the channel list?
Yeah, yeah!(Asking for a friend. Who is a bit thick.)
Only if you have the relevant mux in your existing tuned set, and after a reboot.
Its position in the list is governed by its LCN, so unless that changes as well...
See Glossary (click), entry LCN.
You might have tweaked the LCN via tunefix to place BBC4HD at a more convenient place for yourself, but I expect that to be maintained.
Yeah, yeah!
And so it proves. Huzzah!
I don't understand what your screen shot is meant to show. This is an EPG listing with no relevance to retuning.And so it proves. Huzzah!
Ah. This is an unavoidable flaw I think. OK, you'd have lost it next week if you'd done 'nothing', but you lost it a week early by doing 'something'.I haven't bothered to tune com 8 of late as it is relatively weak and didn't carry any channels we use. So tunefix 'deleted' BBC4HD
Yes. What actually happened is that his existing LCN 7 got deleted, the new FOUR HD got added on 106 by tunefix-update, and then tunefix moved it back to 7 as per his rules.You might have tweaked the LCN via tunefix to place BBC4HD at a more convenient place for yourself, but I expect that to be maintained.
That's just coincidence. The move doesn't happen until 27th Feb on the Mendip transmitter.Formerly the EPG said 'BBC4HD is moving'.
Now it doesn't.
The BBC FOUR HD move is happening nationally from 11th to 17th January. It the multiplexes ARQ A (56 to 33) and COM7 (33 to 36) that are moving on the 27th for Mendip.The move doesn't happen until 27th Feb on the Mendip transmitter.
I think all that belching has affected your brain today .The move doesn't happen until 27th Feb on the Mendip transmitter.
I wouldn't call it a flaw. Just me being lazy and not bothering to tune an (at the time) unused mux. It's more that the automatic tuning is a bit flawed which causes many of us to use manual tuning and thus sometimes muck things upThis is an unavoidable flaw I think.
Absolutely. It's how all freeview boxes should work, out of the box.it's a whole lot better with tunefix-update than without it.
I would, because it left you in a worse position that it should have.I wouldn't call it a flaw.
You should be able to configure tunefix to ignore all the muxes you don't want and then just let Automatic do its thing and the mess will hopefully get sorted out on the next reboot.It's more that the automatic tuning is a bit flawed which causes many of us to use manual tuning and thus sometimes muck things up
On the 27th February when for Mendip multiplexes ARQ A (56 to 33) and COM7 (33 to 36) move I was presuming that, and similar, would involve a normal retune.Beware of mux. channel moves though, which is a thought that has just struck me.
Sorry about that, I only saw Feb 27 listed in the engineering info for Mendip, so I assumed that was it.I think all that belching has affected your brain today .
Are you suggesting that the BBC should not offer parents the absolute best for their precious little darlings? You'll be in all sorts of doo-doo for that (even if you are absolutely correct).What I consider to be an utter waste of bandwidth is CBBC HD and CBeebies HD. Are the target audience (pre-school to 12) that critical of resolution?