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<blockquote data-quote="Lazarus" data-source="post: 676594" data-attributes="member: 323322">The problem here is that you are trying to associate Freesat Channel numbers with a non-Freesat Box!On your Foxsat (Which is a Freesat Box), BBC NE&amp;C is on 975 (and on 101 if you enter an appropriate Postcode upon Installation).On the other Humax (Which for this purpose is an FTA box, but NOT a Freesat Box), Channel numbers are not fixed in any pre-set fashion and what channel number is ascribed to Channels depends upon what you scanned and when you scanned for Channels.After loading Channels, you are entirely free to use the editing features of the Receiver to move (renumber), delete, rename, categorise,&nbsp; etc entirely as you wish.The Freesat EPG however, like the Sky EPG,&nbsp; is a pre-set EPG used on Freesat branded Receivers. It is not used by your IRCI-5400 though, as that is a generic Receiver, not a Freesat Receiver.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lazarus, post: 676594, member: 323322"] The problem here is that you are trying to associate Freesat Channel numbers with a non-Freesat Box! On your Foxsat (Which is a Freesat Box), BBC NE&C is on 975 (and on 101 if you enter an appropriate Postcode upon Installation). On the other Humax (Which for this purpose is an FTA box, but NOT a Freesat Box), Channel numbers are not fixed in any pre-set fashion and what channel number is ascribed to Channels depends upon what you scanned and when you scanned for Channels. After loading Channels, you are entirely free to use the editing features of the Receiver to move (renumber), delete, rename, categorise, etc entirely as you wish. The Freesat EPG however, like the Sky EPG, is a pre-set EPG used on Freesat branded Receivers. It is not used by your IRCI-5400 though, as that is a generic Receiver, not a Freesat Receiver. [/QUOTE]

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