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the network search only one Transponders
ex any 11747 , h,27500,34
when the Transponders file ex 0130.ini not written in the file 0130.ini the
network search get it and automatic written in
example.
new Transponders not add in file 0130.ini the 11223 ,H,27500,34 as example
and the network search example 11747 ,H,27500,34 written in the file 0130.ini the network search find automatic 11223 ,H,27500,34 and written in automatic in file 0130.ini
if the network search find new Transponders
then ,add automatic to 0130.ini
and thank you to all

Some years ago, prog decided, to not let ProgDVB write into the transponder ini files, to increase and preserve the comaptibility with some existing little varieties from different sources.

Besides, some users have to use special transponder files, for non standard proprietary LNBs.

So, if thinking about automatically adding newly found transponders, either there would have to be an option, to forbid that changes without an error message - perhaps by an extra switch - or ProgDVB would have to introduce some kind of a special database in between, to import from 3rd party INI files and optionally from NIT, maybe even with a user interface for special recalculation, like for band stacking LNBs.

Nice idea anyway, but certainly not a really easy job to implement without losing any other benefit or compatibility...

Up to Prog to decide, of course

Juergen wrote:Some years ago, prog decided, to not let ProgDVB write into the transponder ini files, to increase and preserve the comaptibility with some existing little varieties from different sources.

Besides, some users have to use special transponder files, for non standard proprietary LNBs.

So, if thinking about automatically adding newly found transponders, either there would have to be an option, to forbid that changes without an error message - perhaps by an extra switch - or ProgDVB would have to introduce some kind of a special database in between, to import from 3rd party INI files and optionally from NIT, maybe even with a user interface for special recalculation, like for band stacking LNBs.

Nice idea anyway, but certainly not a really easy job to implement without losing any other benefit or compatibility...

Up to Prog to decide, of course

thank you good work