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May 11, 2003, 10:54 AM

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feature request
Not sure if this is in cvs or not, so ignore if it is...

MythTV encoded my first scheduled program last night, and I was upset to
see that it missed the first 15-30 seconds or so.. Any chance we can
get an "encode x minutes before program" option on top of the "after"
one that's already there?

And what does Myth do when shows are scheduled sequentially but on
different channels? I'd personally like it to ignore the before/after
settings at that point...

Anyway, back to playing (well, or going to see my mom and mother-in-law
for mother's day).

-Chris


john at kelley

May 11, 2003, 11:48 AM

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RE: feature request [In reply to]
Set your mythbox's time ahead a few mins?

-----Original Message-----
From: mythtv-users-bounces [at] snowman
[mailto:mythtv-users-bounces [at] snowman] On Behalf Of Chris Petersen
Sent: Sunday, May 11, 2003 2:54 PM
To: mythtv-users [at] snowman
Subject: [mythtv-users] feature request


Not sure if this is in cvs or not, so ignore if it is...

MythTV encoded my first scheduled program last night, and I was upset to see
that it missed the first 15-30 seconds or so.. Any chance we can get an
"encode x minutes before program" option on top of the "after" one that's
already there?

And what does Myth do when shows are scheduled sequentially but on different
channels? I'd personally like it to ignore the before/after settings at
that point...

Anyway, back to playing (well, or going to see my mom and mother-in-law for
mother's day).

-Chris

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ray at comarre

May 11, 2003, 12:08 PM

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RE: feature request [In reply to]
At 03:48 PM 5/11/2003 -0300, you wrote:
>Set your mythbox's time ahead a few mins?

This is a cute response but really not very useful advice. The reality of
cheap, drifty clocks on PCs means that their time will never be accurate
enough for automated recording unless they sync externally, via NTP for
example, fairly often (daily is my own practice) to a more accurate clock.
Unless there is a way of putting a 3-minute custom timezone offset into
your locale (for all I know there is this capability, since there are a
couple of real timezones with 30-minute offsets), this suggestion will not
work very well with NTP updates.

The original poster is correct that this is a feature request for the
developers.

As to the other question, an unaddressed issue here is latency in starting
and stopping the v4l stuff. My experience (from pre-Myth capturing with a
cheap Hauppauge) is that you cannot schedule a stop and start with less
than 2 minutes' separation and count on the second start being able to
access the v4l device. THis was using crond, though, which is only accurate
to a minute ... does anyone know the corresponding limitation for Myth's timer?

Personally, I would lean toward treating any end-start gap of less than the
underlying latency (including whatever "edge padding" is specified) as a
conflict.

>-----Original Message-----
>From: mythtv-users-bounces [at] snowman
>[mailto:mythtv-users-bounces [at] snowman] On Behalf Of Chris Petersen
>Sent: Sunday, May 11, 2003 2:54 PM
>To: mythtv-users [at] snowman
>Subject: [mythtv-users] feature request
>
>
>Not sure if this is in cvs or not, so ignore if it is...
>
>MythTV encoded my first scheduled program last night, and I was upset to see
>that it missed the first 15-30 seconds or so.. Any chance we can get an
>"encode x minutes before program" option on top of the "after" one that's
>already there?
>
>And what does Myth do when shows are scheduled sequentially but on different
>channels? I'd personally like it to ignore the before/after settings at
>that point...


dlou99 at yahoo

May 11, 2003, 3:37 PM

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Re: feature request [In reply to]
From: Ray Olszewski <ray [at] comarre>
>As a general matter, this will not solve the problem.
TV >stations are less
>than reliable about starting their programs on the
dot of >the hour ... I
>learned a long time ago (with my systems, all of
which >use NTP) that some
>cable networks and broadcast stations start shows a
>minute or more before
>the hour, others as much as 2 minutes after. (Perhaps
>they need to use NTP
>on their systems?)

Perhaps a timeoffset field can be added to the
channel table? Something like "this channel
always starts 2mins early", "this channel always
starts 37 seconds late" and "this channel starts
at random times"?

-Dennis

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May 11, 2003, 7:39 PM

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Re: feature request [In reply to]
> Perhaps a timeoffset field can be added to the
> channel table? Something like "this channel
> always starts 2mins early", "this channel always
> starts 37 seconds late" and "this channel starts
> at random times"?

Because this isn't always the case. I'm just guessing here, but show
starting time will probably depend heavily upon advertising segment
length, etc. Easier to just tell Myth to start recording a minute or
two early for ALL recordings - especially once the editing capabilities
can save the splices to a new file.

-Chris


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May 11, 2003, 7:50 PM

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Re: feature request [In reply to]
> TiVo has the option to begin recording early by a small number of
> minutes and to stop recording late by several values up to 3 hours.
> The donwside to TiVo's start early/stop late options are that they are
> hard limits and will conflict with other shows that start right before
> or after the recorded show.

yeah. hence my suggestion of needing a way to handle the conflict in
cases like this. For me, I'd rather just cut both of the overlays and
start/stop on the hour - but other people might rather miss the
beginning of a show than the last minute of something that might end
late. should be a fairly easy option to add control for this, no?...

-Chris


ap154036 at selway

May 13, 2003, 9:26 AM

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Re:feature request [In reply to]
QUOTE:
======
plus, it's still something that should happen automatically - every
tv
I've ever used with an OSD shows the current channel when you turn it
on..
======

Chris:

Say you are using LIRC, you can make it happen automatically if you
want. For the irxevent entry for Mythtv either add another "config"
line that lists the "i" key, or append the "i" key to the first one.
Not sure which one is the correct syntax, but it should work. No need
to change myth code.

Alex


ian at duckland

Jul 14, 2003, 7:16 PM

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Re: Feature request [In reply to]
On Mon, 2003-07-14 at 15:37, Steve Hill wrote:
> When I was watching TV tonight, I had an idea for a useful feature - in
> the same way as you can prioritise recordings, would it be possible to set
> a recording priority so low that it is overridden by LiveTV?
> i.e. I want to record episodes of the simpsons when nothing else
> interesting is on. But if I'm watching live tv I don't want my viewing to
> be interrupted by "MythTV wants to record the simpsons". So I'd like to
> be able to flag a recording to only happen if nothing else is using the TV
> card.

Umm... that wouldn't work, since if you it in the mythtv module, and the
TV were off, you wouldn't get your recording and you weren't watching
the TV anyway. Wouldn't it be better if it prompted (a la Tivo) that it
was about to start a recording (a minute early) and gave the option to
cancel the upcoming recording, while defaulting to "record as planned"?

-I

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ijr at po

Jul 14, 2003, 8:01 PM

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Re: Feature request [In reply to]
On Monday 14 July 2003 10:16 pm, Ian Forde wrote:
> On Mon, 2003-07-14 at 15:37, Steve Hill wrote:
> > When I was watching TV tonight, I had an idea for a useful feature - in
> > the same way as you can prioritise recordings, would it be possible to
> > set a recording priority so low that it is overridden by LiveTV?
> > i.e. I want to record episodes of the simpsons when nothing else
> > interesting is on. But if I'm watching live tv I don't want my viewing
> > to be interrupted by "MythTV wants to record the simpsons". So I'd like
> > to be able to flag a recording to only happen if nothing else is using
> > the TV card.
>
> Umm... that wouldn't work, since if you it in the mythtv module, and the
> TV were off, you wouldn't get your recording and you weren't watching
> the TV anyway. Wouldn't it be better if it prompted (a la Tivo) that it
> was about to start a recording (a minute early) and gave the option to
> cancel the upcoming recording, while defaulting to "record as planned"?

You mean exactly how mythtv's done it for ages now? Except it defaults to
watching it while it records.

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joe at thefrys

Jul 14, 2003, 10:51 PM

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RE: Feature request [In reply to]
> On Monday 14 July 2003 10:16 pm, Ian Forde wrote:
> > On Mon, 2003-07-14 at 15:37, Steve Hill wrote:
> > > When I was watching TV tonight, I had an idea for a useful feature
-
> in
> > > the same way as you can prioritise recordings, would it be
possible to
> > > set a recording priority so low that it is overridden by LiveTV?
> > > i.e. I want to record episodes of the simpsons when nothing else
> > > interesting is on. But if I'm watching live tv I don't want my
> viewing
> > > to be interrupted by "MythTV wants to record the simpsons". So
I'd
> like
> > > to be able to flag a recording to only happen if nothing else is
using
> > > the TV card.
> >
> > Umm... that wouldn't work, since if you it in the mythtv module, and
the
> > TV were off, you wouldn't get your recording and you weren't
watching
> > the TV anyway. Wouldn't it be better if it prompted (a la Tivo)
that it
> > was about to start a recording (a minute early) and gave the option
to
> > cancel the upcoming recording, while defaulting to "record as
planned"?
>
> You mean exactly how mythtv's done it for ages now? Except it
defaults to
> watching it while it records.
>
> Isaac

Related question... say I have two frontends and a dual tuner backend...
both frontends are in live tv mode... which frontend will the recording
try to interrupt? The one that scheduled the recording? I would prefer
it be so if that's not the current default... as my roommate may be into
their show and not care that I wanted to record something, or vise
versa!

I asked this question once before but never got a response.

Joe

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steve at nexusuk

Jul 15, 2003, 12:42 AM

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Re: Feature request [In reply to]
On 14 Jul 2003, Ian Forde wrote:

> Umm... that wouldn't work, since if you it in the mythtv module, and the
> TV were off, you wouldn't get your recording and you weren't watching
> the TV anyway. Wouldn't it be better if it prompted (a la Tivo) that it
> was about to start a recording (a minute early) and gave the option to
> cancel the upcoming recording, while defaulting to "record as planned"?

That's what it does at the moment... I strictly leave livetv mode
whenever I turn the TV off (I don't want it using all ym CPU time and
heating my room up when I'm not watching tv). It's annoying to have a
popup box appear in the middle of what you're watching if you consider
livetv more important than something that you're recording. And last
night it was even more annoying because what I was watching on live tv had
been paused for about 5 minutes, the box popped up and I told it to cancel
the recording but it just went ahead and did it anyway (I'll have to try
and reproduce that problem) - ok so I cancelled the recording immediately
and went back to liveTV but obviously it had lost the 5 minutes of the
program that were buffered :(

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Jul 15, 2003, 7:01 AM

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RE: Feature request [In reply to]
> -----Original Message-----
> From: mythtv-users-bounces [at] snowman
> [mailto:mythtv-users-bounces [at] snowman]On Behalf Of Joseph H. Fry
> Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2003 1:51 AM
> To: 'Discussion about mythtv'
> Subject: RE: [mythtv-users] Feature request
>
>
>
> Related question... say I have two frontends and a dual tuner backend...
> both frontends are in live tv mode... which frontend will the recording
> try to interrupt? The one that scheduled the recording? I would prefer
> it be so if that's not the current default... as my roommate may be into
> their show and not care that I wanted to record something, or vise
> versa!

I believe (I only have one tuner, so I'm not sure) it will attempt to record
on the first available tuner; if both tuners are watching LiveTV, it will
interrupt the the lowest-numbered tuner (the one defined first in the
database). So, whichever frontend is watching LiveTV through that tuner is
the one that will get the popup. Can someone confirm?

Don't know if it works this way, as I only have a single tuner, but what
would be nice would be if both tuners were watching LiveTV, and the first
tuner said 'no, don't record, let me continue LiveTV', then it would move on
to the second tuner and put up the popup; maybe the person watching the
second tuner will let it record.

-JAC

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bjm at lvcm

Jul 15, 2003, 1:50 PM

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Re: Feature request [In reply to]
Joseph A. Caputo wrote:
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: mythtv-users-bounces [at] snowman
>>[mailto:mythtv-users-bounces [at] snowman]On Behalf Of Joseph H. Fry
>>Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2003 1:51 AM
>>To: 'Discussion about mythtv'
>>Subject: RE: [mythtv-users] Feature request
>>
>>
>>
>>Related question... say I have two frontends and a dual tuner backend...
>>both frontends are in live tv mode... which frontend will the recording
>>try to interrupt? The one that scheduled the recording? I would prefer
>>it be so if that's not the current default... as my roommate may be into
>>their show and not care that I wanted to record something, or vise
>>versa!
>
>
> I believe (I only have one tuner, so I'm not sure) it will attempt to record
> on the first available tuner; if both tuners are watching LiveTV, it will
> interrupt the the lowest-numbered tuner (the one defined first in the
> database). So, whichever frontend is watching LiveTV through that tuner is
> the one that will get the popup. Can someone confirm?

Correct. The scheduler doesn't consider if a tuner is being
used for live TV because there is no telling if that tuner
will be in use when a future recording starts.

When starting live TV, it first checks if there is a tuner
available on the same host as the frontend. If not, it checks
for the first available tuner anywhere. If none, then an SOL
messages is printed.

For recording, the first show is assigned to the first card,
the next overlapping to the next card, etc. in the order the
cards were added in setup. If someone is watching live TV on
card 1 and there is one show to record, the user will be
prompted even if there is another unused card.

There is no correlation between which frontend was used when
choosing a show to record and which tuner is chosen when it is
time to record.

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joe at thefrys

Jul 15, 2003, 7:03 PM

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RE: Feature request [In reply to]
Sounds to me like a feature that should be implemented then...

Obviously if there is a tuner unused you would want to use it to
record... but if not, who would want to interrupt the frontend other
than the one that scheduled the recording... you know your wife or kid
or roommate could care less about the show that you want to record.

I have tv's in my office, and my roommates bedroom. How difficult would
it be to have an entry in the database to store which frontend was used
to schedule the recording (maybe it's IP address), and then when myth
checks to see if there are available tuners and finds none it would
check to see if that particular frontend is in "live tv mode" and if so
it defaults to the tuner that it is using.

I can't imagine that it would be too much code... I know it's not a
simple change, but it's not a major one either I wouldn't think.

Not that I could do it... but if anyone is just trying to find their
next major contribution, give it a whirl!

Joe

> -----Original Message-----
> From: mythtv-users-bounces [at] snowman [mailto:mythtv-users-
> bounces [at] snowman] On Behalf Of Bruce Markey
> Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2003 4:51 PM
> To: Discussion about mythtv
> Subject: Re: [mythtv-users] Feature request
>
> Joseph A. Caputo wrote:
> >>-----Original Message-----
> >>From: mythtv-users-bounces [at] snowman
> >>[mailto:mythtv-users-bounces [at] snowman]On Behalf Of Joseph H. Fry
> >>Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2003 1:51 AM
> >>To: 'Discussion about mythtv'
> >>Subject: RE: [mythtv-users] Feature request
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>Related question... say I have two frontends and a dual tuner
backend...
> >>both frontends are in live tv mode... which frontend will the
recording
> >>try to interrupt? The one that scheduled the recording? I would
prefer
> >>it be so if that's not the current default... as my roommate may be
into
> >>their show and not care that I wanted to record something, or vise
> >>versa!
> >
> >
> > I believe (I only have one tuner, so I'm not sure) it will attempt
to
> record
> > on the first available tuner; if both tuners are watching LiveTV, it
> will
> > interrupt the the lowest-numbered tuner (the one defined first in
the
> > database). So, whichever frontend is watching LiveTV through that
tuner
> is
> > the one that will get the popup. Can someone confirm?
>
> Correct. The scheduler doesn't consider if a tuner is being
> used for live TV because there is no telling if that tuner
> will be in use when a future recording starts.
>
> When starting live TV, it first checks if there is a tuner
> available on the same host as the frontend. If not, it checks
> for the first available tuner anywhere. If none, then an SOL
> messages is printed.
>
> For recording, the first show is assigned to the first card,
> the next overlapping to the next card, etc. in the order the
> cards were added in setup. If someone is watching live TV on
> card 1 and there is one show to record, the user will be
> prompted even if there is another unused card.
>
> There is no correlation between which frontend was used when
> choosing a show to record and which tuner is chosen when it is
> time to record.
>
> -- bjm
>
>
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Oct 28, 2003, 4:25 PM

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Re: Feature request [In reply to]
> For some reason, different channels have a very different saturation
> levels on my TV card (Hauppauge WinTV/Radio + Pinnacle PCTV Rave). So I
> would like to be able to store fine-adjustment info for each channel, as
> well as other info like at what times of the day they transmit.

Isn't that what the "colour" adjustment is for? Or are you talking
about storing color/saturation adjustments on a per-show basis?

-Chris

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jcaputo1 at comcast

Oct 29, 2003, 7:44 AM

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Re: Feature request [In reply to]
On Tuesday 28 October 2003 18:25, Chris Petersen wrote:
> > For some reason, different channels have a very different
> > saturation levels on my TV card (Hauppauge WinTV/Radio + Pinnacle
> > PCTV Rave). So I would like to be able to store fine-adjustment
> > info for each channel, as well as other info like at what times of
> > the day they transmit.
>
> Isn't that what the "colour" adjustment is for? Or are you talking
> about storing color/saturation adjustments on a per-show basis?

Well, not *quite* per-show, more like 'per-content'. He's got a single
channel (i.e., 'frequency') that broadcasts different 'channels' (i.e.,
content) at different times during the day. So, for most of the day
it's a cartoon channel, during which he wants the color/saturation to
be at one setting. Then he would like a different setting used during
the time of the day when it transmits the Playboy channel (uhh... the
same channel has cartoons AND Playboy??? I don't know whether to be
excited or disturbed.)

The current solution would be to create 3 different channels with the
same channum & freqid, but different descriptions and chanid. Or
something like that; I *think* it's doable. But, as to the problem of
them showing up as three distinct 24-hr-a-day channels in the EPG,
you're kind of SOL without writing a whole bunch of code. Be an
interesting feature, though...

-JAC

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tony at maro

Jan 11, 2004, 2:14 PM

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Re: Feature request [In reply to]
>>>Mine does so, scheduled recordings have a green frame.
>>
>>Ah, I had overlooked that. It gets a bit lost in all the
>>different background colors (which I have yet to figure out
>>the meaning of BTW).
>
>
> Me too... No clue on what the colors mean...Maybe Chris could help us with
> this one?

You didn't try the hidden legend in MythWeb? I only found it by
accident when my mouse ran over it.

In the menu row it says:
MythTV: Listings Movies ...

Hover your mouse over "MythTV:"

The legend will appear like magic.

Also in the settings of the latest version you can define those colors
the way you want.

-Tony Maro


mythpcjabber at ec

Jan 11, 2004, 4:26 PM

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RE: Feature request [In reply to]
Thanks very much =)

--Tyler

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>-----Original Message-----
>From: mythtv-users-bounces [at] mythtv
>[mailto:mythtv-users-bounces [at] mythtv] On Behalf Of Tony Maro
>Sent: Sunday, January 11, 2004 4:14 PM
>To: Discussion about mythtv
>Subject: Re: [mythtv-users] Feature request
>
>>>>Mine does so, scheduled recordings have a green frame.
>>>
>>>Ah, I had overlooked that. It gets a bit lost in all the different
>>>background colors (which I have yet to figure out the
>meaning of BTW).
>>
>>
>> Me too... No clue on what the colors mean...Maybe Chris
>could help us with
>> this one?
>
>You didn't try the hidden legend in MythWeb? I only found it by
>accident when my mouse ran over it.
>
>In the menu row it says:
>MythTV: Listings Movies ...
>
>Hover your mouse over "MythTV:"
>
>The legend will appear like magic.
>
>Also in the settings of the latest version you can define those colors
>the way you want.
>
>-Tony Maro
>
>


mythpcjabber at ec

Jan 11, 2004, 4:31 PM

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RE: Feature request [In reply to]
Whoops, forgot to include this in my last e-mail, but do you know anything
about the dotted/dashed/etc colored lines on the outside of program blocks?

Thanks!

--Tyler

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>-----Original Message-----
>From: mythtv-users-bounces [at] mythtv
>[mailto:mythtv-users-bounces [at] mythtv] On Behalf Of Tony Maro
>Sent: Sunday, January 11, 2004 4:14 PM
>To: Discussion about mythtv
>Subject: Re: [mythtv-users] Feature request
>
>>>>Mine does so, scheduled recordings have a green frame.
>>>
>>>Ah, I had overlooked that. It gets a bit lost in all the different
>>>background colors (which I have yet to figure out the
>meaning of BTW).
>>
>>
>> Me too... No clue on what the colors mean...Maybe Chris
>could help us with
>> this one?
>
>You didn't try the hidden legend in MythWeb? I only found it by
>accident when my mouse ran over it.
>
>In the menu row it says:
>MythTV: Listings Movies ...
>
>Hover your mouse over "MythTV:"
>
>The legend will appear like magic.
>
>Also in the settings of the latest version you can define those colors
>the way you want.
>
>-Tony Maro
>
>


tony at maro

Jan 11, 2004, 5:06 PM

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Chris Petersen wrote:
>
>>Also in the settings of the latest version you can define those colors
>>the way you want.
>
>
> Since when? The color control is all in the css file for the chosen
> theme. There's no easy way to put this info into the settings section.

Uh... yeah. Brain cramp. Dunno what I was thinking I'd seen.

-Tony


lists at forevermore

Jan 11, 2004, 5:17 PM

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> Whoops, forgot to include this in my last e-mail, but do you know anything
> about the dotted/dashed/etc colored lines on the outside of program blocks?

dashed is a duplicate recording, dotted is a recording deactivated for
another reason. Unfortunately, that code is a bit old and should be
updated to account for all of the various reasons that I now have access
to.

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Jan 11, 2004, 5:20 PM

Post #22 of 24 (2709 views)
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> You didn't try the hidden legend in MythWeb? I only found it by
> accident when my mouse ran over it.

Yeah, that needs to be more prominent

> Also in the settings of the latest version you can define those colors
> the way you want.

Since when? The color control is all in the css file for the chosen
theme. There's no easy way to put this info into the settings section.

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steve at dorseygraphics

Apr 7, 2004, 3:52 PM

Post #23 of 24 (2673 views)
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On Apr 7, 2004, at 11:40 AM, mythtv-users-request [at] mythtv wrote:

Is there a way that if a program is set to be recorded at another time
that MythWeb can display when the alternate time is?

Bryan




Bryan,

I would think that this would be best handled when you select the
duplicated program to record. I'd expect to see "you have already
chosen to record this program at another time/channel. Would you like
to continue with this recording?"

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mythtv at keirstead

Jun 25, 2004, 6:20 AM

Post #24 of 24 (2693 views)
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On June 25, 2004 10:41 am, Stephen Tait wrote:
> I too am very interested in this feature (and no, much as I'd like to I
> can't code it myself until I learn cpp); just out of curiosity, what other
> software is it you use? Is is Linux based/co-existing nicely with Myth?

I have actually just been using XMMS with some of its video input plugins.

I am sure there are better solutions out there I have just been to lazy to look.
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