Description of problem: encrypted channels show up the icon for unencrypted channels Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: just scan a dvb-c network which has encrypted TV stations. Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: it should show up a screen with a small red lock icon. Additional info: See http://www.sundtek.de/images/fc13.png Also see: http://www.sundtek.de/images/network.png (this is an example).
Upstream bug: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=251100
Upstream response: the problem isn't about icons, but about the detection of scrambled channels (cross-check: right-clicking on the channels and selecting edit will show the channel editor where the check box "scrambled" most likely isn't checked). finding out whether a particular channel is scrambled or not depends on meta-information from the broadcaster (EN300468 / SDT) which might or might not be correct ... -------------------------------------- Could you please check via the channel editor if the checkbox "scrambled" is checked or not? I can't check myself here, sorry. Thanks and best regards Thomas
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Thomas Janssen's question has gone unanswered by the reporter for 9 months (!), closing. We can reopen the bug if (and only if) the requested information is provided.