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Old 27th July 2008, 08:15 PM   #1 (permalink)
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How can you record a show in the future - beyond the epguide range? ie the Olympics

Hi folks,
I'm going away on a vacation a couple of days and need to record the Olympics for my wife (who is an Olympics obsessive).

How can I achieve this given:
  • Olympics starts in 12 days
  • I leave in 3 days
  • epguide only goes 7days ahead

A scheduled time based recording would work but it takes effect immediately rather than starting in 12 days time.

I could add several scheduled recordings - morning session, afternoon session and evening session and have them occur everyday for the channel that corresponds to the olympics (7) but that's going to record a lot of stuff that I don't need and throw away a large number of my old recordings needlessly.

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Re: How can you record a show in the future - beyond the epguide range? ie the Olympi

You can add manual recordings by going to the recorded TV page, navigate up to Add Recording then select Custom recording with channel & time.
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Re: How can you record a show in the future - beyond the epguide range? ie the Olympi

Not sure which guide you are using but I know I could do this in ICE TV - maybe it's possible in other guides as well....

Just set up a search for Olympic in Media Centre and it will record any programmes with Olympic in the title (you've got to assume they will have Olympic in the title) - then it will pick them up as the guide updates

Hope you've got lots of HDD installed as there's gonig to be a lot of Olympics coverage....
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Re: How can you record a show in the future - beyond the epguide range? ie the Olympi

Yeah, a manual series recording based on keyword is the way to go. Don't forget that the Olympics will be on 7/7HD & SBS/SBSHD - so as the previous responders said, make sure you have plenty of hard drive space (& plenty of tuners as there will be overlaps galore).

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Re: How can you record a show in the future - beyond the epguide range? ie the Olympi

Thanks for the suggestions ... I was looking for a regex style selection ... and this appears to be the closest that I can get. I was hoping to be able to restrict it to a certain channel but that doesn't seem to be possible.

I do have 4 tuners and 2 TB+ storage... but HD & SD 7 and anything else on the other channels SBS, news etc will likely record too much even using MCEBuddy (which I doubt could keep up transcoding more than 24hrs a day of recordings).

Unfortunatly .... I think my original suggestion will use the least hdd space ... unless I did something drastic like removing the SD channels from my MCE (guide) or use a second MCE with only channel 7 setup... hmmm ... an interesting option.

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Re: How can you record a show in the future - beyond the epguide range? ie the Olympi

You could use Webscheduler, it has multiple methods of auto adding. or the Ice TV guide will allow you to use your mobile to set recordings ( depending on Phone type ) also their interactive works ok as well..
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You could use Webscheduler, it has multiple methods of auto adding. or the Ice TV guide will allow you to use your mobile to set recordings ( depending on Phone type ) also their interactive works ok as well..
Thanks for the suggestion ... I actually moved off from DVB-WS when I got my HDTV and moved into the land of MCE :-) The Regex search is the only thing that I miss .... and the stability :-)

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