Hello, john.messeder. On Tue, 22 Jan 2008 10:32:55 -0500 you said:
> Yeah, that's another thing about the Comcast DVR - at lest the one they > gave me. > It will record two shows - but if you're recording two and watching a > third, you end up losing at least one of the recording ones - and the > darn thing doesn't tell you which one you're losing. All it does is give > a message that allows you to switch to one of the shows you're recording > or to cancel recording. I chose the latter the other night. Ended up > with a show I'd already seen being re-recorded (see my previous note on > that subject) and lost the one that would have been a first-time show. It's a dual-tuner, you can't watch three broadcast items at one time (you can record two and watch something that was recorded earlier, though). As to which one of the two will get lost doing what you did, it's not random. Which show was "active" when you told it to stop and change channels? Was it the one that got lost? -- Jeffrey Kaplan www.gordol.org The from userid is killfiled Send personal mail to gordol "Lap dancing is the ultimate nightmare of man. Porn that can see you." - Steve Taylor, Coupling, "Split"
