https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=390934
--- Comment #9 from Mauro Carvalho Chehab <mchehab+...@kernel.org> --- (In reply to Potomac from comment #6) > Created attachment 110947 [details] > - by default with kaffeine 2.0.14 the combobox "source" is not set It shouldn't, as Source is standard/Country dependent. For example, just for DVB-T and DVB-T2, Kaffeine supports those different "auto" frequency sets: AUTO-T2-Australia AUTO-T2-Italy AUTO-T2-Normal AUTO-T2-Offsets AUTO-T2-Taiwan AUTO-T-Australia AUTO-T-Italy AUTO-T-Normal AUTO-T-Offsets AUTO-T-Taiwan Depending on the country, a different "auto" is needed for DVB-T/T2. It doesn't support any auto for DVB-S/S2 nor DVB-C. It supports another Auto for ISDB-T mode, but just for 6 MHz-spaced channels. > - and the combobox "name" is set to the same name for both TV cards, which > is not good, because the second card will not be present in the combobox > "source" when we want to do a channel search ( menu television --> channel, > combobox : source ) The "name" there is actually "source name". Perhaps I should rename it on Kaffeine 2.0.15, to make it clearer. Anyway, the "source name" is meant to identify the frequency set and the TV cabling used by a digital TV board. If you have two boards connected to the same source, a single name is usually what's desired, as the tuners will be dynamically allocated as needed. (In reply to Potomac from comment #6) > - and the combobox "name" is set to the same name for both TV cards, which > is not good, because the second card will not be present in the combobox > "source" when we want to do a channel search ( menu television --> channel, > combobox : source ) Why do you need to distinguish between the two, if both are connected to the same TV source, provided that you can use both at the same time? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
