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Old 24-03-2012, 20:55   #203
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Re: General TiVo Discussion Part 3

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Originally Posted by passingbat View Post
I often use the brackets option. So you could have put (The Voice) for title entry and (Jones Tom) for actor. That way, if Tivo sees a show with either The Voice as the title, ot Tom Jones as an actor, it will record it. Leaving the brackets off will require a show to have the voice as a title AND Tom Jones as an Actor.

I find the '-' ones very useful. For example, I have Jason Statham as an actor and -Crank as the title. That way it will record all Jason Statham films except Crank, which I have on DVD.

Apologies if you knew that already.
Much appreciated , im getting there trying to educate , it's a feature my parents haven't a clue with , so it's a bit like the blind leading the blind
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