Hey guys.

Just wondering if someone can point me in the direction of a MythWeb Operation manual or sorts..

Not that it's difficult to understand or use.. It's just that I need some explanation of what some of the letters beside my items in the "Upcoming Recordings" mean.. I understand what 1, and 2 means (which encoder, respectively).. but "F"? I'm looking for a legend, I guess.

Any ideas?

Thanks guys.

David

If you hover over the title, read the notes field.

E - Will be recorded Earlier.
C - Conflict.

I actually have nothing else showing up, so that's all I can help

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Teh Display checklist at the top lets you deselect some of those if you choose.

If you hover over the show with your mouse it will tell you what each one means.

Here is what I know regarding the mythweb Upcoming recordings.

E - Recorded Earlier
L - Scheduled to Record Later
C This cannot be recorded based on your rules and priorities because there are no available slots for this lower priority show.
P - This was Previously recorded and will not be recorded again based on the duplicates rule for the recording.
R - This was previously recorded and is still available in your recorded programs list.

Can't think of seeing any others in there at this time.

BTW if you hover your mouse over the little MythTV: next to listings at the top, the system tells you what the various colors in the menu mean.

YMMV but I think the above is consistent across themes.

Regards!

I think "F" is when the user forces something to record when there is a conflict.

I get a "F" as well if I force a certain program to record. For example, at was recorded previously but I want to record it again.

You will get a small "r" as well if you set the recording status if you only record new programs for a certain show (Re-run).