[mythtv-users] LiveTV auto recording? Harddrive filling up.

[Danesh]

This turned into quite a thread. I guess I can live with the liveTV
recordings auto-expiring, I'll just go in and change the programs I
want to keep to not auto-expire and use the amount of free disk space
to leave space for my dvds / music (is this done from myth-setup?).

Some of the replies to this thread have been quite unexpected because
it seems to remind me of some other company we all know and love. i.e.
We believe it should be done this way and this is the best way of
doing it so let our users conform to it. Anyway as I said earlier,
I'll try adapting to the new system and being more careful about whats
set to auto-expire, etc.

Btw, hypothetically speaking if I start watching a show and then exit
back to the main menu, does it keep recording the show on that
channel? What if I flip channels.. does it keep recording the previous
show on another tuner (I have PVR-500)?

Once again, great job on MythTV.

Regards,
~Danesh

On 3/6/06, Brian Wood <beww at beww.org> wrote:
>
> On Mar 6, 2006, at 1:03 PM, William wrote:
>
> >> How about if the OP just buys his son an old-fashioned device called
> >> a "radio" and we can all move on ??
> >
> > Other then the fact that radio is all commercials and people with big
> > mouthes and no brains, we live outside the range of any radio
> > station that
> > plays his kind of noise. No local tv reception either, only option,
> > satellite tv. Yea life in the boonies sucks.
>
> Well I live in the boonies as well, but we can get Denver FM stations
> with a god antenna.
>
> Satellite Radio ??
>
> No, you'd have to put up with Howard Stern or Oprah.
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