MYTVOnline favourites provide a personal list without rewriting the provider catalogue. Use the installed edition’s favourite editor, add the intended channels and verify their order. MYTVOnline 4 has different group-edit actions from the documented MYTVOnline 2/3 interface.
Plan a small daily list
Choose a few existing authorised channels and a group name that explains its purpose. Record which MYTVOnline edition is installed before following remote instructions. A provider group and a personal favourite group can contain the same channel while serving different navigation needs.
For a fictional daily group, place Harbour News North first, then Field Documentary and Harbour News South. Copy each complete channel name into the plan. Verify the two regional entries individually after reordering.
Reach the appropriate editor
From Live TV, Formuler documents OK followed by Left twice to reach the channel editor or favourites area. MYTVOnline 3 also offers Content Manager > Manage Favorites. Open the personal group editor for the installed edition and read its current group and channel actions.
Create the personal group, then use Add Channels, select a source group and mark the required entries. Complete that selection before judging the result. Move an added channel using the edition’s edit/reorder action and confirm its new position.
Keep group and channel actions distinct
MYTVOnline 4’s documented favourite-group reorder action uses Info, while its channel edit can use held OK. The older guide describes held OK and direction movement for group editing. Check the selected object before pressing a removal button.
| Selected object | Useful verification |
|---|---|
| Personal group | Its name and position match the household plan. |
| Channel inside that group | The required source and channel order are correct. |
| Provider group | Its catalogue is still available separately. |
| Removal confirmation | Only the intended favourite membership is affected. |
Finish with an actual viewing route
Open two entries from the new group and check that they are the intended channels. Return to the original provider group once, then back to the personal list. This establishes a usable route rather than merely a saved group name.
If the editor or action differs, preserve the current list and ask Formuler about the exact edition and screen. If a listed channel is unavailable, treat that source-access question separately. A favourite entry is a shortcut to supplied content, not evidence that a subscription includes a new channel.
Sources and review
- Favorite Channel / Group Editor - MYTVOnline — Formuler