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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 05/07/2015 12:13 PM, Karl Newman
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          <div class="gmail_quote">On Thu, May 7, 2015 at 8:15 AM, Dick
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                <div class="h5">On 05/07/2015 08:07 AM, Doug Lytle
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                        On May 7, 2015, at 10:46 AM, James Miller wrote:<br>
                        I'd like to ask in closing whether others on
                        this list find scheduling<br>
                        recordings through MythWeb to be more versatile
                        and usable than scheduling<br>
                        them through the frontend?<br>
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                    For me, the answer would be yes.<br>
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                    I've always scheduled through mythweb, so much
                    easier to do then using a remote.  It's my preferred
                    method, so I have very little experience with using
                    mythfrontend for scheduling.<br>
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                    Doug<br>
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              I, too, always program with MythWeb. When I first began
              using MythTV a year and a few months ago, I wasn't aware
              of MythWeb, and did programming through the front end.
              MythWeb is far more convenient. I'm hoping the new web
              server will be as convenient. I'm not inclined to upgrade
              to version 0.28 until I've heard some experiences from
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        <div class="gmail_extra">Another here, too. I like Mythweb
          because everything's on one page, no poking through multiple
          menus to find what I need. By the way, the frontend has all
          the same options as Mythweb (maybe more?), but they may not be
          obvious to you. One key thing to look for is Filters (under
          Schedule Options I think).<br>
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          One quirk that I observed with Mythweb--if you enable a filter
          that doesn't match the selected program and then save it, it
          will refresh with "Do not record this program" and it will
          look like it failed, but there is actually a recording rule
          created for it. For example, I mark our subscribed premium
          channels as Commercial Free, and when I see a listing for a
          movie that I want to record, I'll create a rule for it and
          select the "Commercial Free" filter. However, if the program I
          clicked on to create the rule is NOT on a Commercial Free
          channel, then it will refresh the program and look like it
          didn't save my changes (I've ended up with multiple duplicate
          recording rules because I kept trying different things until I
          realized what was going on). It's probably a small bug in
          Mythweb where saving a rule should redirect to show the rule,
          not the program.<br>
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        <div class="gmail_extra">Karl<br>
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    I only use Mythweb. I prefer Kodi as my FE. My ideal setup is a
    rock-solid, headless Myth BE with a web ui. I don't mind if the
    back-end does commercial skipping, meta-data or transcoding but I
    really want it to be stable. Storage would be on a NAS. Front-ends
    would be configured with Kodi and customized for the different
    users.<br>
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    Pete <br>
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