[mythtv-users] Newbie questions.

Joel Feenstra joelf at altelco.net
Sat Apr 12 14:03:46 UTC 2003


You can set myth to record a show:
whenever it's on anywhere
whenever it's on a certain channel
whenever it's on at a certain time
just one time

It'll remember that setting and setup recording times when new show 
listings are grabbed with xmltv (which can also be automated). Then you 
just need to go in few days or so and make sure there are no conflicts 
in recordings that are comming up.

Joel Feenstra

Åke Brännström wrote:
> Thanks for the answer. I've been considering adding another tuner to my 
> system, but I haven't done the math yet and I'm afraid that it could 
> significantly increase the complexity of the TV-selection problem since 
> I have more than two stations and take the approach that a show should 
> be recorded if it hasn't been  explicitly rejected.
> 
> It seems then as if I will have to feed MythTV each morning with a list 
> of shows to record. I've read that this can be done over the web, so in 
> a worst case scenario, I can write software to do just that.
> However, because of limited disk-space, it is imperative that the shows 
> that get recorded can be encoded to divx in the background. Is this 
> possible?
> 
> Sincerely,
> Ake Brannstrom.
> 
> fredagen den 11 april 2003 kl 17.02 skrev Joel Feenstra:
> 
>> As far as I know the only conflict-resolution is manual. If two shows 
>> are always in conflict you can set it to remember your selection of 
>> which one should be recorded. If you have multiple tuners, you can 
>> record both :)
>>
>> Joel Feenstra
> 
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