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Modified red button handling in the "Schedule" menu
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@@ -141,14 +141,17 @@ Version 1.2
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"Schedule" menu of the current channel in the list.
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The "Red" button allows you to instantly program a timer to record the
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selected programme. You will get into the "Edit Timer" menu in which
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everything has already been filled in, and you can make any modifications
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selected programme. After pressing this button, the current event will
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be marked with 'T', and the function of the "Red" button will change from
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"Record" to "Timer". Pressing "Red" on an event marked with 'T' will open
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the "Edit timer" menu for this timer, where you can make any modifications
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you may want to apply. Note that the Start and Stop time are offset by the
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MarginStart and MarginStop parameters (see Setup) in order to make sure the
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entire programme is recorded in case it doesn't exactly adhere to its
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published start/stop times. Of course, no guarantee can be given that the
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default margin values will be sufficient, so in case this recording is
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really important you may want to add an extra margin ;-)
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really important you may want to add an extra margin ;-). VPS recordings
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will use the exact Start (or VPS) and Stop times as given in the event.
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The "Blue" button can be pressed to switch to the channel with the selected
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programme.
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@@ -373,7 +376,7 @@ Version 1.2
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* Programming the Timer
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Use the "Timer" menu to maintain your list of timer controlled recordings.
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The parameters in the "Edit Timer" menu have the following meanings:
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The parameters in the "Edit timer" menu have the following meanings:
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Active: Defines whether the timer will be processed (set it to 'no' to
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temporarily disable a timer).
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