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<blockquote data-quote="groovybaby" data-source="post: 1293716" data-attributes="member: 162270">Many thanks for your replies.There are several features I would like to add, but possible the easiest would be this.Because of all the repeats...Currently: I have to write down the programs I have recorded.And then later, note if I have: a: watched them, and deleted them, or (b) watched them, and saved them.This list also helps as an aide-memoire, so if I want to find a particular program, I can look it up on that list.But it would be useful to have a DB that does this instead.So when I select a program to record, the DB would first be checked to see if it had been recorded before, if not, then I could continue with the setting, but if I had recorded it before, then I could decline to record it.Also, if the program is already on my 'paper list', then I could add (that info) info the DB, so that it will be there, if I try to record it again sometime later.From what you have said it seems that I would need to create a plugin that has its own database.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="groovybaby, post: 1293716, member: 162270"] Many thanks for your replies. There are several features I would like to add, but possible the easiest would be this. Because of all the repeats... Currently: I have to write down the programs I have recorded. And then later, note if I have: a: watched them, and deleted them, or (b) watched them, and saved them. This list also helps as an aide-memoire, so if I want to find a particular program, I can look it up on that list. But it would be useful to have a DB that does this instead. So when I select a program to record, the DB would first be checked to see if it had been recorded before, if not, then I could continue with the setting, but if I had recorded it before, then I could decline to record it. Also, if the program is already on my 'paper list', then I could add (that info) info the DB, so that it will be there, if I try to record it again sometime later. From what you have said it seems that I would need to create a plugin that has its own database. [/QUOTE]

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