dtv-scan-tables.git - dtv-scan-tables Debian packaging

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2013-11-04	Imported Upstream version 0+git20131101.75f3b39upstream/0+git20131101.75f3b39	Jonathan McCrohan	3	-3/+25
2013-09-22	Imported Upstream version 0+git20130920.f61d5ecupstream/0+git20130920.f61d5ec	etobi	85	-905/+1253
2013-09-19	Imported Upstream version 0+git20130907.bbc890eupstream/0+git20130907.bbc890e	Jonathan McCrohan	3	-1/+86
2013-08-04	Imported Upstream version 0+git20130803.edc0bc3upstream/0+git20130803.edc0bc3	Jonathan McCrohan	24	-83/+340

or au-Sydney_North_Shore. The main change is that the frequency for channel SBS is now 184500000[1]. The comment for channel D44 has been changed to "TVS UHF29". D44 is the name of the trial data casting service that ended in 2010[2]. The community channel TVS now broadcasts on this service[3]. [1] http://www20.sbs.com.au/transmissions/index.php?pid=2&id=902 [2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Forty_Four [3] http://www.tvs.org.au/info/tune-in Signed-off-by: Olliver Schinagl <oliver@schinagl.nl> 2014-03-26UK Update for COM 7, BBC B, and Local MuxesSimon Liddicott81-647/+676 Auto scan came from digitaluk rather than Ofcom as they have taken too long to update. They now only have single spaces between columns. Signed-off-by: Olliver Schinagl <oliver@schinagl.nl> 2014-03-09DTV scantables for FIOlli Salonen34-0/+170 Hello Oliver, Seeing as you're the owner of the dtv-scan-tables GIT repository, I thought I'd contact you regarding this. In Finland we've had a second DVB-T provider for about the last 1 year. Instead of the former state owned broadcaster Digita, there's another provider called DNA now. I extracted the frequency data from their website and create scanfiles based on that. I named them fi-DNA-<cityname>. Maybe you can include them in the GIT repository as I don't have access? Thanks! Cheers, -olli Signed-off-by: Olliver Schinagl <oliver@schinagl.nl> 2014-02-14Update es-AlfabiaJesus Jimenez1-5/+8 Updated muxes