2019-04-24, 18:40
But of course! 
My DVB-C provider has grouped various kinds of programs in blocks. For example, music stations have a number between 600-620. Because there are only about 220 stations available, a lot of numbers aren't used but act as a kind of buffer.
Following this scheme with the "Use channel numbers from backend" and "Use channel order from backend" makes it easy to add a favourite to, for example, station 612. This number is static.
In Kodi 18 however, the same channel has suddenly moved to number 131.
And, as channels come and go and the DVB receiver picks up theses changes this channel will probably have a different number once per month. This makes the favourites with high numbers unusable and finding a channel more difficult.
So that why I would like to use those options again but at the moment they seem do nothing. I already tried clearing all channel info but that doesn't help either.
My DVB-C provider has grouped various kinds of programs in blocks. For example, music stations have a number between 600-620. Because there are only about 220 stations available, a lot of numbers aren't used but act as a kind of buffer.
Following this scheme with the "Use channel numbers from backend" and "Use channel order from backend" makes it easy to add a favourite to, for example, station 612. This number is static.
In Kodi 18 however, the same channel has suddenly moved to number 131.
And, as channels come and go and the DVB receiver picks up theses changes this channel will probably have a different number once per month. This makes the favourites with high numbers unusable and finding a channel more difficult.
So that why I would like to use those options again but at the moment they seem do nothing. I already tried clearing all channel info but that doesn't help either.
