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A network is the type of carrier for your television signals. Tvheadend supports several different types of network, notably:
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<li><b>DVB-C</b> : Cable TV, delivered via a cable to your house
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<li><b>DVB-S</b> : Satellite (includes S2), so any signal coming in via a dish
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<li><b>DVB-T</b> : Terrestrial, so over-the-air broadcasts received through a traditional television aerial
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<li><b>ATSC</b> : Over-the-air terrestrial, common in north and central America and parts of south Asia
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<li><b>IPTV</b> : IP, so over the Internet
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<img src="docresources/configdvbnetwork.png">
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<b>Buttons</b>
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Buttons have the following functions:
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<dt><b>Add</b>
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Add a new network. You can choose from any of the types described above.
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<dt><b>Delete</b>
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Delete an existing network. This will also remove any association with an adapter.
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<dt><b>Edit</b>
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Edit an existing network. This allows you to change any of the parameters you'd otherwise set when adding a new network, e.g. network discovery, idle scan, etc. - similar to using the check boxes to enable/disable functions.
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<dt><b>Save</b>
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Saves any changes.
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<dt><b>Undo</b>
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Undoes any changes.
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<b>Columns</b>
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The columns have the following functions:
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<dt><b>Network Name</b>
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<dd>The name of the network. This can be set automatically or you can give it a name that means something to you (e.g. if you have multiple OTA networks).
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<dt><b>Network Discovery</b>
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<dd>Whether automatic discovery is enabled for this network, i.e. whether Tvheadend looks for muxes or simply stays with the list of muxes as defined initially.
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<dt><b>Skip initial Scan</b>
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<dd>Don't scan this network for muxes at Tvheadend start.
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<dt><b>Idle Scan Muxes</b>
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<dd>When nothing else happens Tvheadend will continuously rotate among all muxes and tune to them to verify that they are still working
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when the inputs are not used for streaming. If your adapter have problems with lots of (endless) tuning, try to disable this.
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Note that this option should be OFF for the normal operation. This type of mux probing is not required.
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<dt><b>Ignore Provider's Channel Numbers</b>
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<dd>Some providers will try to set a channel number so that every receiver is consistent - "tune to Channel x on 150". This option allows you to ignore this and let tvhheadend allocate a channel number itself.
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<dt><b>Max Input Streams</b>
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<dd>IPTV : maximum simultaneous streams that can be played.
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<dt><b>Max Bandwidth</b>
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<dd>IPTV : maximum bandwidth allowed for streams.
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<dt><b>Max timeout</b>
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<dd>IPTV : maximum timeout trying to play stream.
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<dt><b>Network ID</b>
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<dd>If you experience problems caused by overlaps between multiple network
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providers this option can be used to filter which network ID is received
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by a given adapter.
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<dt><b>Character Set</b>
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<dd>The character encoding for this network (e.g. UTF-8).
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<dt><b>Priority</b>
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<dd>IPTV : The network priority value (higher value = higher priority to use muxes/services from this network).
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<dt><b>Streaming Priority</b>
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<dd>IPTV : The network priority value for streamed channels through HTTP or HTSP (higher value = higher priority to use muxes/services from this
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network). If not set, the standard network priority value is used.
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