Viewing live TV, and using an un-pinned "Channels" pop-up box to change channels...
...if the new channel matches the current channel, the pop-up remains "up". I believe the proper response would be to close the "Channels" pop-up regardless of channel choice.
I really dont know anything about antenna tv except for hooking it up and scanning and stuff but what i do know about these channels is that they might be in h.264 (thanks to wikipedia for helping me with that) im not sure because i saw somewhere else in the forums how to switch a channel to h.264 but there are these encrypted channels and apparently you need something called an airbx and i was woundering if i can use these channels for free on nextpvr instead of having to buy an airbox.
EDIT: forgot to mention that i tried putting the channels on h.264 and it didn't work
Channels are:
68.11: Starz
68.12: Stz Enc
68.13: Stz Com
68.14: StzKids
68.15: SHO
68:16: MovieCh
68.17: SHO2
68.18: Flix
68.21: Airbox
(i dont know why it skipped 68.19-68.20)
68.22: Epix E
68.23: Epix W
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