Thread: TiVo General TiVo Discussion Part 2
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Old 23-04-2011, 20:05   #2693
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Re: General TiVo Discussion Part 2
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Originally Posted by HDFootyMan View Post
This should be interesting.

I created a Wishlist to record all Sci-Fi movies. Its going to record 2 movies from that Wishlist at 6pm, plus Doctor Who (from a series link) at 6. So, that's 3 tuners in use from 6pm.

I'm watching the live footy game on ESPN now, and beyond 6pm - will TiVo cancel one of my recordings to free up a tuner, or will it ask me if its OK to use my 'ESPN' tuner for one of my recordings?

Guess I'll find out in 25 minutes.
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Originally Posted by HDFootyMan View Post
Heh, its asked me if its OK to switch over to Watch on Channel 123 to record The Time Machine, I said no to continue watching the footy on ESPN.
Classy - because I cancelled The Time Machine recording on Watch, TiVo has started recording it from Watch + 1 now that Doctor Who has finished recording and a tuner is free.

Clever little bugger.
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