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PredatH0r / ChanSort

TV channel list editor for Samsung, LG, Sony, Hisense, Panasonic, Philips, Sharp, Toshiba and MANY more.
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Samsung MU7009 #133

Open Dekeiru opened 5 years ago

Dekeiru commented 5 years ago

When using Chansort I had no problem opening the exported .zip and editing it, but when I tried importing the list to my TV it completely screwed up the list with all the channels, even the ones I initially deleted on ChanSort being in a random position and all of them having the number 60000-something. Now I'm wondering what to do to fix this issue because working through the hundreds of channels on my tv would take hours...

Channel_list_T-KTMDEUC-1270.3.zip

andreicopaci commented 5 years ago

Hello. I encountered the same issue. After I sorted all the channels in the program and imported the zip file to the TV, all of my channels are messed up and have the number 65535. This number is the PID Video number into the program. I have a Samsung TV UE40K5672. Please help us! Thanks!

PredatH0r commented 5 years ago

@Dekeiru Your file contains a predefined "astra_192e" list and there are quite some TVs that do not like these lists to be edited. I recommend to use a blind scan for channels, never selecting anything predefined like "Astra" or "Sky". If you have to pick an option, use a generic one like "Other", "None", ... I know that LG TVs can go nuts when a predefined list is edited, but I wasn't aware that Samsung has similar issues (with some models).

@andreicopaci Did you delete channels from the list (or not add the unsorted ones to the end)? Deleting is always a risky thing, because there is no real deleting, only setting some numbers to values like -1 or 65535 to make them disappear. But it seems like different models / firmware versions react differently to that.