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- 10-14-2010 04:30 PM #1
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Deleting Multiple Channels Versus Single Channels
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I know how to delete single Channels on my Azbox. Is there a way to Delete a whole Block of channels? Those RTN scrambled channels needed to be deleted yesterday on 95.0W and manually deleting about 40 of them was time consuming.
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- 10-14-2010 06:34 PM #2
get the channel list on your screen and highlight one of those you want to get rid of.
Look towards the bottom of the screen and you will see the Freq: and SR .
Once you remembered it or wrote it down then...
hit the home button on your remote and go to settings then to tv channels
then arrow over to tuner A hit OK then go to SAT TP EDIT arrown down 1 time to TP Frequency, arrow right or left to the freq. Then you want to press the red button on your remote to delete it,
All those channels are now gone!
This works if you are sitting on the channel you do not want.
If your not on that channel then make sure you go to the correct satellite in the settings menu before deleting the TP's.Last edited by stargaze; 10-14-2010 at 09:33 PM. Reason: Edited for bad grammar... Thanks Radar for pointing it out
Toys: 1- AZbox Ultra: and 3-AZbox Premium Plus HD's; Pansat 9200 HD; Unity Motion HDR-1000-A ; DSR-4200-V; DSR-315; 3-DSR-920, 1-DSR-921 & 3-DSR-922 receivers. Several BUD's & a few small dishes.
DX'ing since the first satellite signals went digital. Satellite surfing since 1986.
- 10-14-2010 07:21 PM #3
I think you meant to type "DO PRESS" the red remote button for delete?
That deletes the entire TP in this case, including all the channels that are on that TP.
If you desire to delete multiple channels, but they are spread out over several TPs and there are some channels on those TPs that you wish to retain, then you are better served if you delete them one-by-one with the remote or use the editor.
RADARThere ain't no Sundays west of Omaha. Clyde "Fats" Potter, "The Cowboys"
- 10-14-2010 09:36 PM #4
oops! I am a hoprrible typist on this keyboard.
See I alreay mis-spelled 2 words here and honestly I have had nothing to drink...
I edited my post above to correct my mistake.
Thanks!Toys: 1- AZbox Ultra: and 3-AZbox Premium Plus HD's; Pansat 9200 HD; Unity Motion HDR-1000-A ; DSR-4200-V; DSR-315; 3-DSR-920, 1-DSR-921 & 3-DSR-922 receivers. Several BUD's & a few small dishes.
DX'ing since the first satellite signals went digital. Satellite surfing since 1986.
- 10-14-2010 09:45 PM #5I often just use the check button when I have the channel list on my screen then after checking all I want removed byIf you desire to delete multiple channels, but they are spread out over several TPs and there are some channels on those TPs that you wish to retain, then you are better served if you delete them one-by-one with the remote or use the editor.
(highlighting the channel I do not want then press the check button)
yes you can check as many as you like. then hit the menu key where you will find a place there to delete all that you have checked.
AzEdit works just as well but some people especially those who do not have the Premium Plus may not be connected to the internet or have the way to do it right away!Toys: 1- AZbox Ultra: and 3-AZbox Premium Plus HD's; Pansat 9200 HD; Unity Motion HDR-1000-A ; DSR-4200-V; DSR-315; 3-DSR-920, 1-DSR-921 & 3-DSR-922 receivers. Several BUD's & a few small dishes.
DX'ing since the first satellite signals went digital. Satellite surfing since 1986.
- 10-14-2010 10:05 PM #6
Now that's the ticket! That is the most effecient and simplest method to use. I have used that myself, but I didn't think of it right off. You can "check" multiple items for deletion this way.
Excellent hint, Stargaze! Doggone! I do this all the time when I am experimenting with "recording" programs and using the "timers" and don't intend to save the stuff.
RADARThere ain't no Sundays west of Omaha. Clyde "Fats" Potter, "The Cowboys"

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