Cable scan

TuftyTrue

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Hi, My 8000HD (I brought second hand yonks ago) came with a cable card. Since I have unused cable feed, I thought I'd have a play and see what free channels are on it.

When I scan I get a "Scan Failed" error. I did a bit of digging in the forums and uploaded a cable.xml file AND a cables.xml (I copied and renamed, as it is not clear what the correct filename should be - cable or cables with an 's'), into \etc\tuxbox. (there was no such file in the directory initially)

still fails with same error. I've located a few cables.xml files, but no luck. I'm in Ealing, London.

I've read about a bruteforce cables.xml, but have not located one.

Am I barking up the wrong tree with this? Any advise gratefully received!!!!

Regards

TuftyTrue
 

yo3fuu3

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try install Black Hole,and scan with blind scan,find all active transpodner on your cable provider
 

candu

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try install Black Hole,and scan with blind scan,find all active transpodner on your cable provider
How to do to scan cable channels by blind scan?

Thanks

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digi247

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How to do to scan cable channels by blind scan?

Thanks

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You need an up to date Cables.xml file with the Bruteforce frequency ranges contained inside, you cannot do a cable bruteforce scan without a cables.xml file
 

candu

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You need an up to date Cables.xml file with the Bruteforce frequency ranges contained inside, you cannot do a cable bruteforce scan without a cables.xml file
I tried that but just watch satellite tuners on blind scan 😕

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