missing channels

My box seems to work OK but there are still a few missing channels,including Setanta Sports1(got the other setantas).
Does anyone know how to get them???

 

What b0x have you got and what provider are you with

 

I've a starview box(The one marked as "THE BOX").My provider is NTL & i'm in Glasgow

 

Have you tried an autoscan with your provider details?

 

I think so.I've got nearly every channel.No celtic or rangers TV,some others are still showing scrambled but if I could get the sports ones I'd be happy enough.

 

In the UK Celtic & Rangers channels AFAIK only broadcast on the weekends, what other channels are you missing. For S*tan*a 1 try 395.000.

 

Unfortunately,I'm a novice at this so I don't know what you mean,sorry.

 

Press menu, installation, choose your provider, enter frequency above and enable manual scan. Any new channels will appear at the end of your channel list.

 

Went onto installation,selected NTL,went to manual scan but don't know how to change frequency.
Celtic & Rangers TV are both working right now!!!

 

other channels missing include eurosport 1 and a few of the soft porn channels among others,but nothing important to me.

 

Thanks for letting me know about those two channels, obviously I was misinformed Regards changing frequencies just do as I said above and input frequency into frequency box with your remote, e.g try 643.000 for Eurosport

 

will try.how do you do a dot with the remote??

 

I think I've got what you mean.Manual scan is showing a lot more channels picked up than auto.

 

No need to as you will find it will place that there itself, but in this case you dont need one.

 

Thanks,Scouser.
I've done a manual scan as you suggested and now seem to have a lot more channels,including Setanta1.Now I'll have to learn how to move them and rename them!!!

Thanks again.

 

Thats the fun part, you could try the SVCE, (Starview channel editor), but as there are only a few to edit/move I would just go into channel edit in the menu and do it from there.

 

I'll give it a go.there are 600 odd to sort out.