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<blockquote data-quote="dabineri" data-source="post: 1106981" data-attributes="member: 137382">Thank you for your answers.I went to the TV server file name specification and it is set at TITLE - CHANNEL - DATE.&nbsp;&nbsp; As I look at the long names in question it seems to be the EPISODE name that is causing this issue as I have older programs recorded as &quot;This Old House -15 WRADT - 2013 03 11&quot; which I presume is the title,channel and date. So sometime about last March it started using long file names (episode description) for only this program. This was well before any issues of changes at Schedules Direct.Is there any explanation for how this could have happened for just one program title and not all the others I was recording?On deleting or changing file names using win explorer will this still enable the data base to find these programs when I want to replay them?Thanks yet again,&nbsp;&nbsp; Dave</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dabineri, post: 1106981, member: 137382"] Thank you for your answers. I went to the TV server file name specification and it is set at TITLE - CHANNEL - DATE. As I look at the long names in question it seems to be the EPISODE name that is causing this issue as I have older programs recorded as "This Old House -15 WRADT - 2013 03 11" which I presume is the title,channel and date. So sometime about last March it started using long file names (episode description) for [B]only this program[/B]. This was well before any issues of changes at Schedules Direct. Is there any explanation for how this could have happened for just one program title and not all the others I was recording? On deleting or changing file names using win explorer will this still enable the data base to find these programs when I want to replay them? Thanks yet again, Dave [/QUOTE]

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