alanofcleeves
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I find that the amount each press of the the buttons skip depends on the length of the recorded program, longer program = bigger increments.Maybe it's scrolling in 10 minute increments.
I find that the amount each press of the the buttons skip depends on the length of the recorded program, longer program = bigger increments.Maybe it's scrolling in 10 minute increments.
I see it skips in 1 minute and 10 minute jumps.
Indeed, but they are steps in a continuous scroll rather than steps per press. I think I worked out that a single brief press skips by 1/100th the programme length.I find that the amount each press of the the buttons skip depends on the length of the recorded program, longer program = bigger increments.
40:40:VOL-
41:41:BACK
42:42:OPT+
43:43:INFO
45:45:AUDIO
46:46:SUB
4b:6b:PORTAL -> Bookmark
4c:4c:SLEEP
4d:4d:LIST
4e:4e:WIDE
4f:4f:V-FORMAT
That restriction was removed in the last update.the mapping table has a limited capacity
That's correct, but have you enabled the custom map file in Settings for ir package, and have you rebooted?
And it has been so long since I started using custom mappings that I had forgoten that there was a setting to be enabled!It should come as no surprise that I was unaware of this setting.
This has worked.
I now see the "No bookmark" pop-up if I hit that button.
Thank you once again, BH.
I've never found TVDB to be reliable enough to use - you might have a subfolder for each seaeson in which case specifying the season speciifc TVDB info might improve the matching and you wouldn't want automatic propagation.If you set show data in a folder from TheTVDB, shouldn't it/they propagate to all subfolders that don't have such data, so that you can apply the data to all season/series subfolders? Currently you'd have to do this separately for each one.
... propagate to all subfolders that don't have such data, ...
Agree, The WebIf EPG for the 7 day schedule (EITschedule) is very unlikely to have details containing seconds. I doubt that any EITschedule entry ever has. It's the now/next (EITp/f) freeview epg that has contained times that have had entries containing times to the second ending with ":30" instead of ":00".Under the Webif EPG programme details, can the seconds be removed (hours & minutes is enough!).
I keep misreading as I'm not expecting seconds to be there.
Not a good example, but quickly reading:
Sun Aug 11 23:10:00 2024 BST
I'll get 23rd at 10:00, then think that can be right.
AFAIK No other folder level setting automatically propagates down to sub folders, for Sweeper you have to explicitly specify if a rule is the apply to files in sub-folders. For other setting such as auto-decrypt we have the Recursive flavours for use if desired.If you set show data in a folder from TheTVDB, shouldn't it/they propagate to all subfolders that don't have such data, so that you can apply the data to all season/series subfolders? Currently you'd have to do this separately for each one.
For that matter you don't need the year either. ...
Even if you have been on the Xmas sherry, gIven that the options are either Dec or Jan, I'm not sure it's too much of a problem to work out the year (either this or next) and why does it matter anyway? We're only talking about the schedule, not anything else.the year might even be helpful in a post-Xmas haze.