[wojeda]

Hello

Hope some one can help here. On a fresh install of Ubuntu 14, MythTV backend and Kodi MythTV add-on:

My Hauppauge 1600 scans all my ATSC and comes up with 29 channels, which is accurate.

But several have more than one sub under the same frequency which is also accurate. Now, while a regular TV shows one program in say, 12-1, another program in 12-2 and another program in 12-3, MythTV has the same program in all three channels. Why is that? What am I doing wrong?

I also tried to import a properly generated channels.conf I created with w_scan, but MythTV won't let me import it. I should say, I can't seem to find how to import it. The place where is supposed to be for that, I click on it and nothing happens.

Any ideas on these 2 questions?

[wyild1]

That sounds more like a question for the MythTV forum/mailing list.

[wojeda]

Yeah, maybe. I just know there is a lot of smart people here that may have gone through this and could have an idea what is going on. I will give that forum a try.

Thanks for the reply anyways.

[gnicko]

This is kind of vague.... but compare the channel settings in your Myth back-end with the channel settings that you get from SchedulesDirect... I'm not sure but it seems that the tuner is not picking up the subtle differences in the sub-channels. You may need to "tweak" the settings to match the channel data you see from SchedulesDirect. I had a Hauppauge 1600 a while back, and it seems to me I had problems with it too.

[nickr]

As has been said this is a mythtv question.