On Mon, 03 May 2004 06:56:07 +0100, Andrew [email protected] wrote:

On Mon, 3 May 2004 00:32:29 +0100, "Spock"
wrote:

There is an option in disk settings somewhere to add x minutes to the end
each recording, I assume this should still work with the epg.

Which PVR are you talking about?

The Pace Twin has it :-

menu - configuration - timer settings.

Colin.

"Spock" wrote in message news:[email protected]
. Saying that I will still have
to adjust every recording to give a bit of extra space for late
finishes.

There is an option in disk settings somewhere to add x minutes to the end
each recording, I assume this should still work with the epg.

Mike

There may be on the Pace, but I do not believe there is on the Humax.

There is an option in disk settings somewhere to add x minutes to the end
each recording, I assume this should still work with the epg.

Which PVR are you talking about?
--

I was referring to the pace twin.

menu, configuration, timer settings

you can adjust the start time and end time, the settings will be applied to
all timer recordings.
Mike

On Tue, 4 May 2004 18:00:33 +0100,
lid (Alan Pemberton) wrote:

I'm afraid I can't get my head around the concept of an 'improvement'
that allows you to use the epg to programme a recorder, yet doesn't use
the epg to control the recording as steam PDC does on analogue.

Was PDC ever that good? I've had about 3 videos with PDC over the
years and on all of them, using PDC often resulted in recording
cock-ups. I've had huge lumps missed off the end of recordings,
recordings starting ridiculously late and completely failed
recordings. In the end, I just switched it off and manually added a
few minutes to the timer settings.

Anyway, have we got anything concrete to tell us that recordings won't
be event driven rather than time driven under the much awaited EPG?

Colin.

Colin Stamp wrote:
..

Was PDC ever that good?

IME C4's was. Never had a failure in 8 years of use.

Now BBC PDC, umm.............quite another story !

Mark Carver wrote:

Colin Stamp wrote:
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Was PDC ever that good?

IME C4's was. Never had a failure in 8 years of use.

Now BBC PDC, umm.............quite another story !

Unfortunately after a few bad experiences people were liable to give
up. I certainly never appreciated that there was a difference between
the channels and after a few ruined recordings from BBC2 I ditched the
whole idea and used manual timings.

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On Fri, 30 Apr 2004 20:24:26 +0100, "Mark Carver"
wrote:

The following news appeared today at:-

http://www.dtg.org.uk/news/uknews/-f...epg_london.htm

Is this working for anyone yet? My Humax PVR8000T is still running in
the usual "Now and if you are lucky Next" mode.
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Anyone used the 8 day EPG yet.

Especially on the Humax 8000

If so is it automatic or do you need to reset to enable?

Thanks

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Mark Carver wrote:

Colin Stamp wrote:
.

Was PDC ever that good?

IME C4's was. Never had a failure in 8 years of use.

Now BBC PDC, umm.............quite another story !

Unfortunately after a few bad experiences people were liable to give
up. I certainly never appreciated that there was a difference between
the channels and after a few ruined recordings from BBC2 I ditched the
whole idea and used manual timings.

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Is this working for anyone yet? My Humax PVR8000T is still running in
the usual "Now and if you are lucky Next" mode.

Its working on my Pace Twin

On Wed, 5 May 2004 17:32:31 +0100, "Nick"
wrote:


Is this working for anyone yet? My Humax PVR8000T is still running in
the usual "Now and if you are lucky Next" mode.

Its working on my Pace Twin

Hmmm, that isn't boding well for my Humax then :-(
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