[mythtv-users] Prioritize new episodes...
Tom Furie
tom at furie.org.uk
Fri Sep 16 05:08:20 UTC 2011
On Fri, Sep 16, 2011 at 12:48:26AM -0400, Michael T. Dean wrote:
> OK, got a chance to look at the code--and I stand corrected. It uses
> the same code that auto-expire uses, but it just calls the code
> immediately. That means it is affected by the value of:
>
> Re-record watched
> If enabled, programs that have been marked as watched and are
> Auto-Expired will be re-recorded if they are shown again.
>
> in mythfrontend settings under Utilities/Setup|Setup|General
> settings***. The default value for the setting is "enabled", meaning
> that by default all shows will be marked to allow re-record when expired
> (or deleted for "record new and delete old"). If you disable that
> setting, than any show that's expired but not marked as watched will be
> deleted without allowing re-record.
>
> *** But it does not respect the flag that allows you to disable
> auto-expire on the recording for "record new and delete old" rules--for
> that you would need to set the preserve flag. The auto-expire flag only
> comes into play when your file system fills up and shows are
> auto-expired to make room for new recordings.
So, what you are saying here is that if you have "re-record watched" set
then watched shows that are deleted due to the max. episode limit in the
scenario at hand will be re-recorded, but regardless of the setting of
this option, unwatched ones won't? Or are you saying that "re-record
watched" will re-record unwatched as well as watched recordings?
Cheers,
Tom
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