My problem is that \@channelsSegments and \@channelsTime end up with the same data, which is the data from both the m/^($Channel)Time=/ and m/^$_=/) conditions. The conditions work correctly and I know the problem is at the push but I dont understand whats going wrong. 
  foreach (@channels){
                 $Channel=$_;
                 if ($Line =~ m/^$_=/){
                      my @channelsSegmentsSplit=split(/=/,$Line);
                       foreach (split(/\,/,$channelsSegmentsSplit[1]))
+{
                           print "Segment\n";
                           print "$_ \n";
                         push @{$channelsSegments[$Count]}, $_;
                     }
                 }
                 elsif($Line =~ m/^($Channel)Time=/){
                     my @channelsSegmentsTimeSplit=split(/=/,$Line);
                     foreach (split(/\,/,$channelsSegmentsTimeSplit[1]
+)){
                         print "Time\n";
                           print "$_ \n";
                         push @{$channelsTime[$Count]}, $_;
                     }
                 }
                 $Count++;
             }
         }
     
   return (\@channels, \@channelsSegments, \@channelsTime, $readInterv
+al);

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