WMC missing channels selected in EPG123

[lawson23]

I installed EPG123 for my first time and it is working perfectly with schedules direct except I'm missing some channels.
For some reason WMC is missing channels.

I should have 24 but after scanning in WMC I only get 20 and I should be easily getting these four missing channels.
When looking in the client the guide shows the 20 but lineup service shows the 24.
Any ideas?

[garyan2]

They are VHF channels and you skipped over that part in the instructions.

http://epg123.garyan2.net/tools#vhfAddChannel

[lawson23]

Thank you for that as it got the main digital channel put in but how do I get the others?

18.1 - assigned according to your directions
18.2
18.3
18.4

Also for the frequency (real channel) I see some of these reports show different channels. Rabbitears (28) vs tv fool (39)

The guide shows no information will this eventually update or did I do something wrong? I did not know what to name it so I used the Call Sign. (using the epg123 client I was able to fix this by doing a channel match)

[tonywagner]

Thank you for that as it got the main digital channel put in but how do I get the others?

18.1 - assigned according to your directions
18.2
18.3
18.4

Also for the frequency (real channel) I see some of these reports show different channels. Rabbitears (28) vs tv fool (39)

You'd add the subchannels just like you added 18.1.

I think Rabbitears has the most current info for channel assignments. Just check to see your new channel loads the correct video in WMC after you add it -- it's pretty easy to delete and re-add the channel again, if necessary.

[lawson23]

Yes thank you I figured it out just thought there would have to be a different frequency setting for the other digital channels.

Thanks everyone for your help as everything appears to be working well now.

[lawson23]

Gary thank you and a great product but to add one of the reasons I skipped that was because this is not a vhf channel it is channel 28 and vhf channels are 2-13

[garyan2]

I see that. Is the station low power and the scan just didn't pick it up? Happens to me sometimes on my locals here. Not sure if a power thing or just WMC/tuner just couldn't figure out the muxing of the digital channels.