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MalteseFalcon 01-08-2012 22:29

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No, they have a detailed description. Well, I say detailed. It gives a 2 sentence summary of the episode.

spiderplant 01-08-2012 22:47

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Quote:

Originally Posted by MarkC1984 (Post 35458686)
However, when I set the list to record only new programmes, it wasn't recording them, but then using New and Re-runs it is taping both episodes in a day, when the lunchtime episode is a repeat of the previous evening's episode. For example, the lunch one is on at quarter to 2, and is a repeat of the episode shown at quarter to 7 the previous evening. So I get the previous evening and the current evening being recorded each day and I have to delete one of the 2 each evening. Is there a way around this problem please?

I've just tried it with Title Keyword="Holby", and it is working OK for me. It is only planning to record the 18:45 episodes on channel 193, plus a couple of episodes on channel 865. Are you sure you've only created one wishlist, and you've got it set to "New & Repeats"?

MalteseFalcon 01-08-2012 23:45

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Pretty sure, will double check. Maybe I have accidentally moved it onto Everything by accident.

---------- Post added at 22:45 ---------- Previous post was at 22:08 ----------

Just checked, and I had accidentally moved the arrow to everything when setting a buffer on the series link. Oops. Thanks for the help.

carlwaring 02-08-2012 00:13

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That is so easily done!

Chad 02-08-2012 00:44

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I've went through 6 batteries in my TiVo remote in the last 7 months. Is this normal? The batteries are of a decent quality.

denphone 02-08-2012 06:41

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Chad (Post 35458758)
I've went through 6 batteries in my TiVo remote in the last 7 months. Is this normal? The batteries are of a decent quality.

It seems to be Chad as l have the same problem.

andy_m 02-08-2012 08:46

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You both have other issues then - on just my second set in a year, and even that I consider to be slightly excessive.

Itshim 02-08-2012 10:45

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Quote:

Originally Posted by andy_m (Post 35458788)
You both have other issues then - on just my second set in a year, and even that I consider to be slightly excessive.


how much do you guys use them :erm:

Tivo coming up to a year old still working on batteries that came with it.

V+ has batteries that are at least 5 years old & still working

denphone 02-08-2012 11:22

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Itshim (Post 35458818)
how much do you guys use them :erm:

Tivo coming up to a year old still working on batteries that came with it.

V+ has batteries that are at least 5 years old & still working

l use it a lot so thats probably why the batteries go quicker one suspects.

arcimedes 02-08-2012 11:44

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I reckon my biggest usage is skipping through the adds as it takes a minimum of 8 button presses per add break.

Itshim 02-08-2012 13:14

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Quote:

Originally Posted by arcimedes (Post 35458842)
I reckon my biggest usage is skipping through the adds as it takes a minimum of 8 button presses per add break.

Sorry 8 per ad break ? Unless I am not thinking correctly - Quite Den !!.

3 to "speed up " 1 to bring back play ;)

Do that all the time-Never watch an ad,;) even if I only start record to pick up show around 15 minutes later:D

Lew 02-08-2012 14:54

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He said skipping, not fast-forwarding. ;)

Itshim 02-08-2012 15:40

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Lew (Post 35458975)
He said skipping, not fast-forwarding. ;)

Fair comment. In my defense we always say skip the adverts -but we fast forward ! not sure I have ever tried "skip" to be honest not sure I would even know how too.:)

northernhammer 03-08-2012 09:49

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Hi there

I've had my Tivo box for a couple of months now. One minor irritation. When I partially watch a recorded programme and stop it, the V+ box had an option to resume viewing from the point you stopped at. The Tivo will only allow me to watch from the begining again. Not the end of the world I know, but annoying when you have to fast forward a couple of hours through a longer programme.

Am I missing something obvious?

andy_m 03-08-2012 09:51

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Highlight it in my shows and press play rather than OK. It will start from where you left it.


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