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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 1106976" data-attributes="member: 82144">Well, you may not have had problems but I'm aware of other people that have with that exact same show:<a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/threads/a-very-strange-repeatable-occurance.102107/" target="_blank">https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/threads/a-very-strange-repeatable-occurance.102107/</a>Like I said: I don't blame the system.Yes.In relation to recordings...???It doesn't matter if there are long episode names in the EPG data. You won't have problems as long as you don't attempt to use them in recording file names, which is why I suggested to fix the file name pattern/format.If you're referring to something else then please be more specific.No, not if you delete the recordings from within MediaPortal, because both the database entry and the recording file are deleted.Yes, if you delete recording files on the file system then MP/TV Server won't notice that. In other words: recordings that you've deleted would still be listed in the &quot;recorded TV&quot; section, and MP would understandably fail to play one of them if you happened to try to do that. If you do that by mistake then you can use the &quot;clean up&quot; function to delete database entries for recordings that no longer exist in the file system (ie. you deleted the TS file).Regards,mm</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 1106976, member: 82144"] Well, you may not have had problems but I'm aware of other people that have [I]with that exact same show[/I]: [url]https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/threads/a-very-strange-repeatable-occurance.102107/[/url] Like I said: I don't blame the system. Yes. In relation to recordings...??? It doesn't matter if there are long episode names in the EPG data. You won't have problems as long as you don't attempt to use them in recording file names, which is why I suggested to fix the file name pattern/format. If you're referring to something else then please be more specific. No, not if you delete the recordings from within MediaPortal, because both the database entry and the recording file are deleted. Yes, if you delete recording files on the file system then MP/TV Server won't notice that. In other words: recordings that you've deleted would still be listed in the "recorded TV" section, and MP would understandably fail to play one of them if you happened to try to do that. If you do that by mistake then you can use the "clean up" function to delete database entries for recordings that no longer exist in the file system (ie. you deleted the TS file). Regards, mm [/QUOTE]

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