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<blockquote data-quote="dvdfreak" data-source="post: 194180" data-attributes="member: 21313">That's actually correct.&nbsp; The schedules themselves stay in the unchecked state, since they use the defaults.The only place you can &quot;see&quot; the pre- and post-recording times are in the UpcomingRecordings, but I don't think I display these in the user-interface.&nbsp; So with the naked eye you can't test this feature (yet).Thanks!I think TVE3 integration will be done through some sort of plugin at first.&nbsp; Stay tuned for that... <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />I'm hoping the version I just posted will prove to be stable enough.&nbsp; I'm going to add a feature to TvScheduler so it will actually keep track of what has been recorded for you, something I thought I'd leave out at first, but thinking things over again, it actually makes sense to have it manage the actual recordings as well as the schedules.Once that is done, I think I'm close to being feature-complete, so then it's time to move on to integration with TVE3.&nbsp; And perhaps other software too, since TvScheduler is designed as a separate WCF service a lot is possible in that respect.I can understand your point, but TvScheduler comes with a nice and (hopefully) easy-to-use management console so testing it is quite easy.&nbsp; And I would appreciate any feedback, even at this point before integration.But some sort of integration is coming as well, just not yet...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dvdfreak, post: 194180, member: 21313"] That's actually correct. The schedules themselves stay in the unchecked state, since they use the defaults. The only place you can "see" the pre- and post-recording times are in the UpcomingRecordings, but I don't think I display these in the user-interface. So with the naked eye you can't test this feature (yet). Thanks! I think TVE3 integration will be done through some sort of plugin at first. Stay tuned for that... :) I'm hoping the version I just posted will prove to be stable enough. I'm going to add a feature to TvScheduler so it will actually keep track of what has been recorded for you, something I thought I'd leave out at first, but thinking things over again, it actually makes sense to have it manage the actual recordings as well as the schedules. Once that is done, I think I'm close to being feature-complete, so then it's time to move on to integration with TVE3. And perhaps other software too, since TvScheduler is designed as a separate WCF service a lot is possible in that respect. I can understand your point, but TvScheduler comes with a nice and (hopefully) easy-to-use management console so testing it is quite easy. And I [I]would[/I] appreciate any feedback, even at this point before integration. But some sort of integration is coming as well, just not yet... [/QUOTE]

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