About this multi-record feature for analog devices

[Kiwi]

Does that mean that I am able to do things like schedule 2 recordings that slightly overlap each other, using the same channel?

For example, can I do this, scheduling task 1 from 0900 to 1001, and the next task from 1000 to 1100? The scheduler will not complain right?

[sub]

Yes, that's the theory.

[Kiwi]

Yes, that's the theory.

Thank you! That's a great feature there and intelligent algorithm of the program!

[ElihuRozen]

I assume the new multi-record feature has not been extended to NetworkRecorder & the Ceton InfiniTV, right?

[sub]

Correct.

[Reddwarf]

But it should work for the IPTV device? I seem to remember that it is multirecord capable now?

[mikeh49]

Rats, too bad on the Network Recorder. Since the all-digital transition and loss of clear QAM, almost all my recordings are from Network Recorder and firewire. And, the extra box they gave me does not have firewire.

[Reddwarf]

Rats, too bad on the Network Recorder. Since the all-digital transition and loss of clear QAM, almost all my recordings are from Network Recorder and firewire. And, the extra box they gave me does not have firewire.

I haven't tested it yet but if the IPTV device is capable of multirecording now it can replace the NR.

[mvallevand]

I probably could do something inside NetworkRecorder I didn't know anyone still used NR but non-BDA multirec is a nice new feature.

Martin

[mvallevand]

I haven't tested it yet but if the IPTV device is capable of multirecording now it can replace the NR.

The firewire and Ceton interfaces aren't http stream readers.

Martin