<span class="postbody">Hi all, <br> <br> I tried to modify/edit frequencies.c in the source tarball version 0.19 to accomodate Singapore tv channels, as follows: <br> <br> ******************************************************************************* <br> <br> #include <stdlib.h> <br> #include <sys/time.h> <br> #include <pthread.h> <br> <br> #include "frequencies.h" <br> <br> /* --------------------------------------------------------------------- */ <br> <br> /* Singapore broadcast */ <br> <br> static struct CHANLIST pal_bg_sg[] = { <br> { "1", 175250 }, <br> { "2", 196250 }, <br> { "3", 224250 }, <br> { "4", 487250 }, <br> { "5", 495250 }, <br> { "6", 543250 }, <br> { "7", 743250 }, <br> }; <br> <br> struct CHANLISTS chanlists[] = { <br> <br> { "singapore", pal_bg_sg, CHAN_COUNT(pal_bg_sg) }, <br> { NULL, NULL, 0 } /* EOF */ <br> }; <br> <br>
******************************************************************************* <br> <br> Yes, I greatly reduced the entries in frequencies.c <br> <br> However, after compilation, mythtv-setup still showed the same countries as as before and singapore does not show up in mythtv-setup. What's wrong? Is frequencies.c not used in the compilation? <br> <br> I am out of ideas. Please help. <br> <br>My machine is SuSE Linux 10.1 x86-64. My video4linux2 is setup correctly and I can watch TV with sound using KDETV. But I need TV recording capability so I want to use MythTV. <br><br></span><span class="postbody">It seems weird that I whatever I did to frequencies.c, there is no effect after compiling!</span><span class="postbody"><br><br> Thank you.</span><p> 
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