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Switching between antenna and satellite mode transparently from scope of a favorites list

René Krell

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I've recently bought a LG OLED C9 PLA TV set, installed the latest version of firmware WebOS 4.71.XX. I like the WebOS interface, but there is one thing I absolutely don't understand and would appreciate to get solved:

I use the single tuner in both modes, satellite and antenna.

I'd like to have mixed favorites list from stations received from antenna and satellite and browsing between them without explicitly switching to satellite or antenna mode, thus having WebOS to automatically set satellite or antenna mode depending on the chosen station from the favorites list.

At the moment this is quite difficult to handle: Open the list from RC, open the filter (yellow button), switch between antenna/satellite -> the list is reset to All, again choose the favorites list of my choice.

I know it is possible to add mixed tuner mode stations to favorites, but there is always shown the portion matching the currently set tuner mode. This is quite difficult to handle.

Isn't there another way?

 

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I 2nd this- and also sort out the Edit Favourites- very glitchy, with channels keep moving position overnight. One tip- Set Quick Access button 1 to BBC1 Frreview, and Quick Access button 2 to BBC1 Freesat- allows you to quickly switch between the two 

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