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Ant Daniel wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On 23/03/06, Alexander Fisher <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:alexjfisher@gmail.com"><alexjfisher@gmail.com></a> wrote:
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<pre wrap="">The biggest problem is spotting
that there was a news break in the first place!
Alex
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Agree, with that one, the amount of times I've missed the second half
of a movie.
I wonder if we could patch the scheduler to work around it.
In the schedule it would come up as:
'Movie Title'
'New or some such'
'Movie Title'
Usually the second part of the movie doesn't get recorded as the
schedular marks it as a repeat of the first half. As the tv_grab_uk_rt
usually marks it as a film, and how many times does a channel show the
same movie within 1hr of the first one finishing (This is ignoring the
fact that one or both parts are not really movie 'length' [or usually
even the same length]).
So could the scheduler be changed to say, oh that's the same movie on
the same channel within a certain time period of each other (and some
times of different lengths) so I'll put them into one recording.
Ant.
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We have channels on cable here in the US that do exactly that. Show a
movie then show it again, either immediately afterward or within an
hour of it ending, so that it ends up being shown during prime-time on
both the east and west coast, which are 3 hours apart.<br>
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W
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