Deleting 'unable to track' recording from Media file

[greywizard]

Last night, or early this (Feb 20) had afailed recordng on More4. Not worried about reason as believe very late start from More4 caused one-off failure. What I am asking is how to delete from media file as when 'ok' is pressed there are no options to select - either 'play' or 'delete'?

 

[prpr]

I don't have an 1800/2000 but I presume it has an Opt+ button the same as the T2, so try using that.

 

[Black Hole]

I have that trouble with my supported user - thinks the OK button is the route to everything.

 

[MartinLiddle]

I don't have an 1800/2000 but I presume it has an Opt+ button the same as the T2, so try using that.

Yes I can confirm that the HDR-2000T does have an OPT+ button and it will do what the OP requires.

 

[prpr]

I have that trouble with my supported user - thinks the OK button is the route to everything.

Likewise. It must be an older person thing.

 

[greywizard]

Thanks ML, of course its the OPT+ button, why didn't I think of that!!!

 

[Trev]

Probably because the button text is stupid and gives no clue as to what it does.

 

[Geoffers]

Probably because the button text is stupid and gives no clue as to what it does.

That's what the manual's for

 

[Black Hole]

Probably because the button text is stupid and gives no clue as to what it does.

I read it as "additional options" - what's the problem with that?

 

[MartinLiddle]

Probably because the button text is stupid and gives no clue as to what it does.

So propose a better label for a button that does a number of different things?

 

[Trev]

Even if I could, would it make any difference?

 

[MartinLiddle]

Even if I could, would it make any difference?

Not for current kit obviously but as you think the current name is "stupid" then come up with a genius alternative for Humax to use on future products.

 

[raydon]

Not for current kit obviously but as you think the current name is "stupid" then come up with a genius alternative for Humax to use on future products.

And remember it has to fit on a button.

 

[Luke]

Thanks ML, of course its the OPT+ button, why didn't I think of that!!!

Possibly a contribution to that is the button's smaller size let other buttons dominate your attention when trying to find a solution.

But at least its more noticeable than the 9000T remote's button for more options which had it hidden under a sliding cover which some did not initially realise was there.

 

[Black Hole]

I think it would be less confusing if the OK button did not bring up a menu of options at all, and was reserved for "okaying" selections.