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I seem to recall that someone once posted a suggestion that if you wanted to do a manual tune, the easiest way to clear out all saved channels was to start an auto-tune and stop it immediately, saving no channels. That would support the idea that auto-tune clears out the old channels first.
EEPhil – 1 hour ago »
I seem to recall that someone once posted a suggestion that if you wanted to do a manual tune, the easiest way to clear out all saved channels was to start an auto-tune and stop it immediately, saving no channels. That would support the idea that auto-tune clears out the old channels first.
As I’ve said in my post #12 above, this is the way I do it on my Panasonic PVR.
Biggles – 20 hours ago »
EEPhil – 1 hour ago »
I seem to recall that someone once posted a suggestion that if you wanted to do a manual tune, the easiest way to clear out all saved channels was to start an auto-tune and stop it immediately, saving no channels. That would support the idea that auto-tune clears out the old channels first.
As I’ve said in my post #12 above, this is the way I do it on my Panasonic PVR.
Oops! Missed that. I don’t even know where I first saw this mentioned. But it was about a Humax. It certainly works on my retired 9150T. I’ve used this method ever since.
Starting an auto tune to delete channels on various machines has been mentioned a lot over the years but will only work on later software versions (v23 on I think) on the 9xxx machines.
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