2021-05-07, 09:48 PM
I really don't imagine this is possible without directly driving the tuner....
However, in case I am wrong..
I set series recordings and then don't watch them for months. When I eventually come to watch them I sometimes find that for whatever reason the DVB signal had broken up enough in a recording to make it not worth watching.
At the time of the initial recording the episode which recorded badly was likely available a few days later, but a few months later it is long gone.
Does NPVR receive enough info about the quality of the DVB signal to understand that a recording may be rubbish? If so could it mark that episode for re-recording?
I should mention - this is more of an "I wonder" suggestion than "I would love if you could" because if I really cared I would have watched 6 months ago when it was aired
Cheers!
However, in case I am wrong..
I set series recordings and then don't watch them for months. When I eventually come to watch them I sometimes find that for whatever reason the DVB signal had broken up enough in a recording to make it not worth watching.
At the time of the initial recording the episode which recorded badly was likely available a few days later, but a few months later it is long gone.
Does NPVR receive enough info about the quality of the DVB signal to understand that a recording may be rubbish? If so could it mark that episode for re-recording?
I should mention - this is more of an "I wonder" suggestion than "I would love if you could" because if I really cared I would have watched 6 months ago when it was aired
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Cheers!