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<blockquote data-quote="jonaskp" data-source="post: 372289" data-attributes="member: 26015">I agree, Placeshifting would be great. The Work-around is to start a recording on the client you are watching, stop, shutdown, go to client #2, start the recording, from the beginning and you can start from where you left off. The problem here is if you have used Timeshift (is not watching the show 100% Live), since MediaPortal will not record the Timeshift buffer. You would then &quot;miss&quot; the part of the show that is from where you are watching up to the &quot;Live&quot; point of the show. This would be solved, when/if MediaPortal gets the possibility to record stuff that is in the Timeshiftbuffer, since you would also &quot;placeshift&quot; your timeshifted material.Even so, a dedicated &quot;Placeshift&quot; feature would be cool. Behind the scene it could be just a recording that is scheduled, and is not added to the actual recordings database and is deleted x-number of minutes/hours after it is started.I don't know how this would work, since the schedule must have an end time but the end time is not know at the time of the scheduling. Perhaps It is possible to have FortheRecord extend the recording time by 10 min, whenever there are 5 minutes to the currently scheduled end-time, and the recording is still being watched.I have no idea if this is even possible, but just something to think about.Something else: I don't know if its a ForTheRecord issue or a skin Issue, but here goes: I use StreamedMP. Whenever I &quot;jump&quot; in a recording/movie/etc (left/right Arrow, jump 15/30/60 secs etc.) I get shown the info-box (telling me what show is on) for the duration that the OSD is visible. Previously there were only a small bar, showing the time and how much I jumped.Is this the skin that has changed or is it ForTheRecord? It's pretty annoying, since there is not enough time to read it anyway <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite7" alt=":p" title="Stick Out Tongue&nbsp; &nbsp; :p" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":p" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="jonaskp, post: 372289, member: 26015"] I agree, Placeshifting would be great. The Work-around is to start a recording on the client you are watching, stop, shutdown, go to client #2, start the recording, from the beginning and you can start from where you left off. The problem here is if you have used Timeshift (is not watching the show 100% Live), since MediaPortal will not record the Timeshift buffer. You would then "miss" the part of the show that is from where you are watching up to the "Live" point of the show. This would be solved, when/if MediaPortal gets the possibility to record stuff that is in the Timeshiftbuffer, since you would also "placeshift" your timeshifted material. Even so, a dedicated "Placeshift" feature would be cool. Behind the scene it could be just a recording that is scheduled, and is not added to the actual recordings database and is deleted x-number of minutes/hours after it is started. I don't know how this would work, since the schedule must have an end time but the end time is not know at the time of the scheduling. Perhaps It is possible to have FortheRecord extend the recording time by 10 min, whenever there are 5 minutes to the currently scheduled end-time, and the recording is still being watched. I have no idea if this is even possible, but just something to think about. Something else: I don't know if its a ForTheRecord issue or a skin Issue, but here goes: I use StreamedMP. Whenever I "jump" in a recording/movie/etc (left/right Arrow, jump 15/30/60 secs etc.) I get shown the info-box (telling me what show is on) for the duration that the OSD is visible. Previously there were only a small bar, showing the time and how much I jumped. Is this the skin that has changed or is it ForTheRecord? It's pretty annoying, since there is not enough time to read it anyway :P [/QUOTE]

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