Export Channel List to CSV

[linuxman]

I have version 4.0 loaded, and am trying to export the Channel List to a csv file.

 

For some reason I have not been able to de-select whatever channel DVBViewer starts up in.

 

I have tried clicking outside the channel editor as per the release notes but have had no success yet.

 

What am I doing wrong to export the whole list?

 

Thanks!

[Griga]

Collapse all root entries in order to get some empty space below them and click there.

[linuxman]

Collapse all root entries in order to get some empty space below them and click there.

I have all entries collapsed, doesn't appear to be any empty space below the entries.

 

I have clicked on the white space, but it still only exports the channel that it currently is displaying.

[Griga]

Ok, try the following:

 

Open channel editor -> select the first root entry -> collapse everything (root still selected) -> click the white space at the bottom (nothing selected) -> export and don't overwrite an existing CSV file. This way it worked here.

 

I suppose it isn't intended to be that tricky, so it must be called a bug.

[linuxman]

Ok, try the following:

 

Open channel editor -> select the first root entry -> collapse everything (root still selected) -> click the white space at the bottom (nothing selected) -> export and don't overwrite an existing CSV file. This way it worked here.

 

I suppose it isn't intended to be that tricky, so it must be called a bug.

Thanks for responding.

 

I think maybe I need to do a clean install of 4.0.

 

I don't have a "collapse everything" selection. I only have collapse tree, so that may be the problem.

 

I'll install from scratch and see what happens.

 

Thanks again!!

[Griga]

I don't have a "collapse everything" selection.

I did it by clicking the tiny [-] buttons of expanded root entries, one after the other. However, "Collapse Tree" in the context menu should do it as well.

 

I'll install from scratch and see what happens.

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[linuxman]

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