Telewest North Lanarkshire Service and Bouquets needed :)

[C64]

I've been farting around with my Dbox2 and I've ended up crashing the blimmn thing and I've had to reflash it, can some kind soul please post a recent Virgin TW service and bouquets please?

I'm too lazy to sort them all out myself again.

[Salami]

Yes I have it and How do you want me to send it to you?

[C64]

Can u just upload it to this thread mate, I'm sure others will probably have a use for it aswell

Services and bouquets please

Cheers.

[Devilfish]

I just done today as well but I'm in work just now.

If you don't get some, I'll post them up tomorrow.

You can just attach them to the post.

[Herbie]

Can u just upload it to this thread mate, I'm sure others will probably have a use for it aswell

Services and bouquets please

Cheers.

Here you go

[Salami]

Here you go

Smarty your too fast for me

[glasgowkiss]

Help

What do you do with this file?

[C64]

@Glasgowkiss

There are actually two files mate, one is the services file, this is a list of channels and frequencies that are on your network, the other file is the bouquets, this file sorts out the channels found in the services file into smaller groups, for example it will have all the sports channels all listed together under a heading of SPORTS, movies will have their own little group (bouquet) all the different genres will have their own bouquet, it makes channel surfing far easier for the user.

The files posted in this thread can only be used by ex-Telewest customers in Scotland, NTL users can not use it as the frequencies are all wrong.

[hutchyboi]

When i was backing up these files prior to flashing my dbox, my mate told me to also take the cables.xml file. Is there any need to and what does this files actually do? Just curious

[C64]

When i was backing up these files prior to flashing my dbox, my mate told me to also take the cables.xml file. Is there any need to and what does this files actually do? Just curious

The cables.xml file is a just a list of transponders that your cable provider uses. Think of a transponder as a frequency that contains a few compressed channels, the cables.xml contains the frequency, symbol rate and FEC info which tells the tuner where to look .

Most modern images do not require you to add or backup your cables.xml as they are already part of the image, if you press the Blue buttom on your box and have a browse around and you come across an option to SET MY LOCATION then your image already has a cables.xml installed which not only has your set of frequencies but frequencies for all other areas of the UK, all you need to do is tell it where u are, restart the box then perform a scan.

So, the short answer is you probably didn't need to back it up.

[hutchyboi]

cheers mate, i backed it up just incase because i have been trying to use sportster pro but its german so it only has scan options for german cable.

Sorry to thread-jack but is it possible to change files via ftp to allow an image like that to scan a diffrent provider other than german ones?

[glasgowkiss]

WHere do you put these

I know what the file are

what do you do with them what folder etc

[Salami]

I know what the file are

what do you do with them what folder etc

Var/tuxbox/config/zipit

[glasgowkiss]

noob

sorry for labouring this but i have no folder called zipit do i just make one?

[Herbie]

I am sure you do first look in folder called Var then look for a folder called tuxbox then look for another folder called config there you should find the folder called zipit