fine, but where is it taking its information from if not a machine?RS has never coped properly with changes to the schedule
it should not affect items this weekend, right? such as live football still in it.Clocks change next Sunday so we are entering the bi-annual week of display problems
Are you really saying that I could just sit down and start coding just like that? I know I'm good but shirley NOT That goodSo why nor rewrite the code so that it does work?
So why nor rewrite the code so that it does work?
...so that means af123. Maybe with us all having to twiddle our thumbs (as if!), he'll be able to find the time and enthusiasm to fix this and the many other items on the wish list.RS, at least the server side part of it, isn't open source. The client side is mostly written in Jim so available for inspection.
RS sends the new schedule entries to the serer when they are first published 8 days in advance, it doesn't look for or send any changes to the schedule that occur in the week before broadcast so the RS epg cannot know that MOTD has now been rescheduled.RS has never coped properly with changes to the schedule
yeah, but the stuff programmed by the rs seems to override what the box epg says.For the most up tp date schedule you need to use the one on the the box, as I said earlier
RS sends the new schedule entries to the serer when they are first published 8 days in advance, it doesn't look for or send any changes to the schedule that occur in the week before broadcast so the RS epg cannot know that MOTD has now been rescheduled.
No it doesn't, there is no difference between a schedule entry created from the RS or the webif or using the remote controlyeah, but the stuff programmed by the rs seems to override what the box epg says.
As discussed in the Covid-19 thread the Humax firnware doesn't always recognize changes to the schedule and you need to manually click the 'Refresh events' button to force it to refresh the recording list and there is no automation to help detect this.and the 8 day rule, surely the motd has been cancelled two weeks ago yet my machine still wants to record it.
must have done it several times to no effect.As discussed in the Covid-19 thread the Humax firnware doesn't always recognize changes to the schedule and you need to manually click the 'Refresh events' button to force it to refresh the recording list and there is no automation to help detect this.
MOTD was broadcast last weekend. It was a discussion show but it was still MOTD.and the 8 day rule, surely the motd has been cancelled two weeks ago yet my machine still wants to record it.
But not MOTDish enough to be recorded. I have onlyMOTD was broadcast last weekend. It was a discussion show but it was still MOTD.
.hmt
files for 14, 16 and 21 March.and 22.03But not MOTDish enough to be recorded. I have only.hmt
files for 14, 16 and 21 March.
It recorded here on an FVP-5000T on the 21st March and MOTD2 on 22nd March; when I went to check on the HDR-FOX T2 I discovered it had locked up a couple of weeks ago and I hadn't noticed.But not MOTDish enough to be recorded. I have only.hmt
files for 14, 16 and 21 March.
A slight clarification here.RS sends the new schedule entries to the serer when they are first published 8 days in advance, it doesn't look for or send any changes to the schedule that occur in the week before broadcast so the RS epg cannot know that MOTD has now been rescheduled.
That would be nice. Unfortunately I'm now on 12-hour shifts and can't work from home either : (...so that means af123. Maybe with us all having to twiddle our thumbs (as if!), he'll be able to find the time and enthusiasm to fix this and the many other items on the wish list.