8-15 is gone!

[Ilya]

Have you noticed that 8-15 (the 999 channel clone) is now gone from the OTA map? I no longer see it in the list. I have no idea why we had that channel before: a satellite channel mapped in the OTA channel range. Personally, I was hiding that channel anyway...

 

[Sean Mota]

Yes, I was hiding also.

 

[barth2k]

it's a pop up ad. they wanted to stick that right in the middle of the locals so noone would miss it

 

[vurbano]

One small step forward. At least they are looking at the product and trying to clean up the mess.

 

[MasterFX1]

That should reduce my OTA's from 11 (the bug-causing number) to 10, I'll check tonight when I'm home.

 

[vinnyv07]

SO could that increase the bandwidth for other HD ch. You possibly could take that bandwidth and distribute it to three or four other hd ch's. Or are they using the extra bandwidth for the olympic ch's?

 

[Sean Mota]

SO could that increase the bandwidth for other HD ch. You possibly could take that bandwidth and distribute it to three or four other hd ch's. Or are they using the extra bandwidth for the olympic ch's?

That was just a re-mapped of 999 so there is not going to be any bandwith gaining from this.

 

[fayrich]

That should reduce my OTA's from 11 (the bug-causing number) to 10, I'll check tonight when I'm home.

That problem has already been fixed some time ago. Check your channel list and you will see.

 

[MasterFX1]

That problem has already been fixed some time ago. Check your channel list and you will see.

I still had that problem two days ago. Without 8-15, I won't be able to know if 6.2 solved it for me. How could it have been fixed? It was introduced with 6.1, and 6.2 is the first revision since.

 

[Ilya]

That problem has already been fixed some time ago. Check your channel list and you will see.

FAYRICH, the problem has not been fixed. The reason it went away for you is that VOOM expanded Cleveland OTA map (17.2-17.4 sub-channels), so you now have more than 11 channels in the map.

 

[vinnyv07]

That was just a re-mapped of 999 so there is not going to be any bandwith gaining from this.

I guess it was just wishful thinking on my part. Thanks Sean.

 

[fayrich]

Thanks Ilya. Guess that I made the wrong assumption. Seemed like a fix.