#4
by Juergen
Did not play around with recent versions to much, but there's one chance, to scan in channels from transponders, that weren't tuned in, automatic NAT scanning being activated.
There are tables on some satellites' transponders, that carry additional information on stations on other transponders. So, on that satellite systems, like Astra 19.2°E, tuning to one seed channel ( / transponder) would be enough, to hop from one transponder to the other automatically and scan in the whole thing, even including new transponders, that are yet missing in the transponder list used.
AFAIK, ProgDVB has an option to use NAT now.
Perhaps you may want to deactivate this, to compare.
To be sure to not have any default or old station entries in your list(s), you can delete the whole content of the Channels folder. You would then have to define new channel lists, that should be really empty until some scanning was done.
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