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- The TV itself created a mess in the channel lists (which happens frequently).
- The file format is partially unknown (e.g. unknown TV model or firmware).
- The file has been edited with a broken program version.
- ChanSort's validation rules are based on wrong assumptions.
You can continue editing, but it is possibile that your TV will reject the changes.</value>
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    <value>The input file contains multiple records that use the same 
program number. It is possible that the TV will not accept
the changes made by ChanSort.
This is typically caused by running a manual transponder scan.
It is recommended to use a clean input file for any modifications.
To do that, turn Hotel Mode OFF, reset the TV to 
factory defaults, run a new blind channel scan and turn
Hotel Mode back ON, then export a new clean TLL file.
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You will have to run a full channel scan after loading this file into your TV.
Proceed?</value>
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Do you want to continue?</value>
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- you have write permission on the file
- the file is not open in another program

The error message is:
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Do you want to open the download website?</value>
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