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On Wednesday 26 May 2004 02:10, Rob Shortt wrote:
> Maybe your system time and provider's time aren't in sync? Who is your
> provider, a cable company or expressvu? Can you confirm the start time
> resolution for your listings (down to the minute or half-minute?)?
Some time ago, I worked for a Video-maniac. ;-) That is, I know quite a lot
about the habits of different stations on start/stop times and advertisments
and so on.. (OK, this knowledge is 6 years old, but some is still valid.)
So I have to say that (at least German stations) are not very correct about
start times (note that a good timer recording with a plain old VCR might
catch more of a movie than using the VPS signal, since these are often very
imprecise and start too late).
I would like to have a configurable padding in Freevo. This is actually one of
the things that I was about to hack myself, but I was extremely busy in the
last days. (Right now, I could... ;-) )
The other thing I was planning to implement is somehow related: A nice
integration of nvram-wakeup, to start your computer X minutes before the next
recording.
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Ciao, / /
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/ / ANS
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