Channel lineup change message

[istanbul]

How do I get rid of the annoying message which I receive every time a channel lineup change occurs?

[cwaring]

You can't. You can, however, simply ignore them.

[59er]

Why wouldn't you want to know when your lineup changes? Sometimes it will be something you don't care about (a new foreign-language/international channel, and not a language you speak), and sometimes it will be an unexpected new HD channel, like USA-HD. I feel that it is always worth knowing when there is a change in lineups.

[cwaring]

Indeed. However, for some reaons (to do with the networking I assume) I never get to see any. When they arrive they're marked as read already :confused:

[Prof. Yaffle]

If you have Dailymail installed and it runs before you read any new service messages it flags them as having already been read iirc.

[cwaring]

I have it installed, but I don't think it's actually running. Not sure how I can check, but I'm fairly sure it's not. There's no entry in TW for a start.

[ozsat]

How do I get rid of the annoying message which I receive every time a channel lineup change occurs?With some platforms the only time TiVo users are aware of the changes is a TiVo message.

As some stbs require you then to manually rescan for the changes - the TiVo service is very useful.

Many people choose to ignore the messages and then post in various places that their lineups are different - and they would know why if they had bothered to read the TiVo message.

[Pete77]

If you have Dailymail installed and it runs before you read any new service messages it flags them as having already been read iirc.

Got Dailymail here but I still always get a warning via the message icon on the Tivo whenever there is a message about new channels.

The way to get rid of the message is to read it, see if there is anything useful in it and then delete it.