Hi, sorry if this has come up before, I've not been able to find anything on it.
I reinstalled the Raydon 4.1.1 package today having wiped it (or more likely a previous version) off a long time ago -- so long I can't remember why! But it looks like the channel editor list dates from then, it has "BBC HD" on 108, for instance, and I can't see any way to refresh it?
Hi welcome to the forum. Have you rebooted the Foxsat and logged in again ? That should load the boxes current channel lists.
Thanks Graham, and sorry not to have tried that before posting, I did see a reference to rebooting somewhere and should have guessed it was worth a try in this case.
I just assumed that would fix it but now having tried it there's an ongoing problem. Each time I reboot the channel list on the box (I haven't checked the one in the editor) goes back to BBC One HD on 108 and BBC HD on 109. Any suggestions?
The channel editor relies on the housekeeping boot to keep track of changes and install changes in your modified copy of the channel list which is then restored at the next non housekeeping boot.
Several methods exist to restore the situation - my suggestion would be to copy the backup file over the update file and reboot and then reapply your changes. Also see the excellent help documentation
REPASSAC - 1 hour ago » ...my suggestion would be to copy the backup file over the update file and reboot and then reapply your changes...
Call me lazy if you like but I'm just trying to use my time sensibly. I'd prefer not to have to learn more than I really need for this particular task. How about if I return the box to factory settings and reflash with the latest Humax firmware, would that give me a fresh start?
BTW, I'm only trying to get STV HD, which will be on the EPG in a fortnight anyway.
RobJF - 28 minutes ago »
REPASSAC - 1 hour ago » ...my suggestion would be to copy the backup file over the update file and reboot and then reapply your changes...
Call me lazy if you like but I'm just trying to use my time sensibly. I'd prefer not to have to learn more than I really need for this particular task. How about if I return the box to factory settings and reflash with the latest Humax firmware, would that give me a fresh start?
BTW, I'm only trying to get STV HD, which will be on the EPG in a fortnight anyway.
If you are using a Scottish postcode then your BBC channel numbers will be different. The changes were made when the BBC1 HD nations channels were put on the epg.
grahamlthompson - 29 minutes ago »
If you are using a Scottish postcode then your BBC channel numbers will be different. The changes were made when the BBC1 HD nations channels were put on the epg.
My problem is when I reboot I lose the HD versions of BBC 2, 3 and 4 (on top of other differences).
RobJF - 1 hour ago »
REPASSAC - 1 hour ago » ...my suggestion would be to copy the backup file over the update file and reboot and then reapply your changes...
The webif documentation is very easy to locate the channel editor Q&A's and doc.
Call me lazy if you like but I'm just trying to use my time sensibly. I'd prefer not to have to learn more than I really need for this particular task. How about if I return the box to factory settings and reflash with the latest Humax firmware, would that give me a fresh start?
BTW, I'm only trying to get STV HD, which will be on the EPG in a fortnight anyway.
The quick way to solve the problem would be as I described.
You could also:
Do a freesat tune on the HDR and then using the WebIf channel editor import the settings from the HDR.
or remove the channel editor and then do a freesat tune or the HDR.
REPASSAC: I'm supposedly subscribed to this thread but only just saw your latest, having (fingers crossed) already solved the problem.
This morning the box had reverted again to the old channel list, with BBC One HD on 108 and BBC HD on 109, for instance, presumably due to the 0300 auto reboot. So I did yet another freesat scan.
Later I decided updating to 4.1.2 was worth a try, so I did that, and following a reboot the channel list is still as it should be, so I'm hoping it will now stay that way! I'm not going to tempt fate by trying to add STV HD to the list, or not right now anyway. (I don't fancy losing my schedule due to a non-freesat scan in any case.)
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