[vdr] Re: Back annotating/renumbering timers.conf? (was: Re: Re: Some missing teletext-ID for Astra

["Koch, Steffen" <steffen.koch@sphinx-elektronik.de>]

normally there are only some (max 5) new channels. In this case a cat the
old and the new channels.conf to a "big" one. then restart vdr and sort the
channels by hand. so timers are aligned automatically...

> -----Original Message-----
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> Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2001 9:54 PM
> To: vdr@linuxtv.org
> Subject: [vdr] Back annotating/renumbering timers.conf? (was: Re: Re:
> Some missing teletext-ID for Astra
> 
> 
> nschmidt-nrw@t-online.de(Norbert Schmidt)  30.10.01 21:56
> 
> Once upon a time Norbert Schmidt shaped the electrons to say...
> 
> 
> >> On Sun, 28 Oct 2001, Norbert Schmidt wrote:
> >>> surprisingly detected, that even if a source (DVB-S) is connected
> >>> to "scart in", teletext could be decoded on my sony-tv if TID is
> >>> set correctly.
> >>>
> >>> So, I searched and just found/tested some within Klaus' original
> >>> channels.conf missing TID. Here they are:
> 
> >of course, you are right. I didn't remember this posting, although I
> >used it to actualize my own channels.conf. Maybe I really become old
> >now, as my lady often says ;-).
> 
> >So: sorry if I spam this list
> 
> No, i found your hint with the Teletex-PIDs very valuable.
> 
> Normally I hesitate to update my channelss.conf as long as 
> i don't have  a  "atat" "automagigcally timer alinement tool" :-)
> 
> Usage exapmple:
> atat timers.conf channels.conf channels.conf.new
> 
> results:
> a back annotated/renumbered timers.conf.new
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