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Will the V6 automatically re-record shows after it deleted them itself?
Due to a shortage of disc space, my V6 deleted some episodes of a series that I haven't watched yet.
Will it automatically record them again when they are repeated, or will it treat it as already recorded/watched and thus ignore the repeat showings? It's set to record new and reruns btw. If not, I guess the only way is to set it to record everything and keep deleting the ones I've watched or already got recorded. |
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It does re-record repeats if they no longer exist on the box and were deleted something like at least a month ago.
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Cheers, if that's the case then it should be ok.
I had thought that it might treat recordings that had never been watched (even partly) that it had deleted itself differently. |
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Thanks, but the programmes never go onto on demand unfortunately.
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The recordings may be recoverable from the recently deleted area. I assume you know you can keep recordings indefinitely by going to the recording choosing more options then select keep until then keep until I delete |
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Ok, but I presume a recording marked 'keep until I delete' will not be deleted by TiVo software looking for space Am I correct in thinking this? |
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Yes KUID will stop a recording being deleted for space management reasons.
I, personally, would use it sparingly and certainly not set it as the default recording setting. |
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That's right, because if you did and you ran out of space, the V6 would not be able to record anything new.
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I would prefer it to simply stop recording like the V+ used to. Very recent programmes are likely to be on the repeat channels and/or catch up, whereas things that are months old are less likely to be.
I remember SP once saying that KUID should be used very sparingly, presumably because this would prevent new recordings. |
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My logic for doing this is much the same as yours |
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You can change the series link to KUID but cannot set it as default for new series links if that makes sense. Sounds like you're changing every recording. Will be a long task to do all but at least it's done and every recording afterwards is set as you want |
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Having said that, I tend to do my own programme culls when the hard drive gets to 90% full! |
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That's useful to know and it is badly phrased isn't it.
I assumed that if the box was full and every recording marked as KUID, that it would simply stop recording new material- but that's clearly not the case! At least I now know this though. |
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KUID should do exactly that - if it doesn't then there is a fault in the software. |
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https://community.virginmedia.com/t5...s/td-p/2375641 At that time there was another bug where it would delete far more recordings than necessary to make space, which made it really obvious when it happened. That bug is now fixed, but there is still the potential for small numbers of KUID recordings to be deleted if there is nothing else left for it to use. To clarify my previous answer, it won't delete KUID recordings to make space for new recordings. But it will delete them to make room for other uses, such as the live TV buffers. |
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Not really, I would not expect it to delete KUID recordings to allow live rewind. Is it possible to turn live rewind off to prevent this happening? |
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I would suggest this is reported as a bug please if it hasn't already.
In my opinion if I haven't deleted it then the wording of 'Keep Until I delete' is wrong. It is more like 'Keep until V6 decides it needs the space and deletes it' I must admit my hard drive is rarely over 30% so this shouldn't be an issue for me but someone will find it a problem. |
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Tuning to a channel with an off air slate would simply record the slate, but probably not use as much disc space if you're about to run out completely. Tuning to a radio station would use even less. |
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