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I don't know how many of you are like me and have sometimes spent hours trying to get one of the repository programs such as Kaffeine or Me-TV to work properly with your TV Card.
I came across a dead simple and very quick and dirty way of viewing Terrestial TV with my PC and my TV card using VLC the other week.
All that it entailed was the creation of a Channels.conf file which I did with w-scan which if you don't already have it installed you can do so as follows:...
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