Can you get a bouquet that has both sat and ter channels?

Agueroooo

Hi,

What I am really asking is a mother-in-law proof bouquet for my Linux box.

I was thinking of making one up myself to be identical to the UPC channel line up that she is used to in her own house (mother-in-law minds the kids in mine)

But that would mean a mix of both Sat and Ter channels.

this is probably a right noob question - just I'm in the first days of my new Linux box setup, so bear with me.

snaps

Agueroooo wrote: »

Hi,

What I am really asking is a mother-in-law proof bouquet for my Linux box.

I was thinking of making one up myself to be identical to the UPC channel line up that she is used to in her own house (mother-in-law minds the kids in mine)

But that would mean a mix of both Sat and Ter channels.

this is probably a right noob question - just I'm in the first days of my new Linux box setup, so bear with me.

sat channels yes, terrestrial channels no. The reason why, terrestrial channels are very localised on channel alocation. If a bouquet was made in Dublin, the terrestrial channels wouldn't work in Galway.

snaps

Agueroooo wrote: »

Hi,

What I am really asking is a mother-in-law proof bouquet for my Linux box.

I was thinking of making one up myself to be identical to the UPC channel line up that she is used to in her own house (mother-in-law minds the kids in mine)

But that would mean a mix of both Sat and Ter channels.

this is probably a right noob question - just I'm in the first days of my new Linux box setup, so bear with me.

stupid question, does your box have both a sat and a terrestrial tuner?

Agueroooo

snaps wrote: »

stupid question, does your box have both a sat and a terrestrial tuner?

yep..amiko alien2

smee again

Get dreamboxedit

Agueroooo

smee again wrote: »

Get dreamboxedit

yep just got it and getting my head around it..thanks