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<blockquote data-quote="The_Stig" data-source="post: 199042" data-attributes="member: 12276">Hey dvdfreak,But when you see TVScheduler as a subsystem, why then not use the TV-Engines DB? For me (using clickfinder) would be the need to convert this data for TVEngine and for TVScheduler too. Since I have around 150 channels this takes even on a DualCore-Processor very long. And next to the time there is a practical problem too. I need another program that converts Clickfinder to xml. Then I have to find a way to automate this conversion. And this is all pretty complicated and not too userfriendly. So my question is, if it wouldnt be the easiest way to simply read from TVServer-DB?!?Yeah, that would be more then enough!&nbsp;Nice, didnt try that.Yeah, thats logical that it only works when having this data. For me the around time works not in all cases due to a following case: A dokumentation (which is not really a series) is on different daytimes, sometimes these are re-runs, sometimes not. So with &quot;around&quot; I dont get all. So if there would be an option to automatically not record re-runs, would be great to have. Additionally maybe an further option like: &quot;Don't record when already recorded&quot; and &quot;Don't record when still on hdd&quot;; so this would help when say having the TVScheduler run for two years and its log says &quot;Show A&quot; has already been recorded, but I want to see it again. Do you understand what I am thinking of?Yes, I am <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /> Short example: I like to record something with &quot;New York&quot; in description, mostly documentations. EPG is full of shows with &quot;New York&quot;, so I like to kick some movies, series and so on out of my schedule. But since, how you already very correctly stated, there are lots of categories, the first 50 results are all categories I dont want. So if I had an option, &quot;add all&quot;, I could simply look at the results list and remove every categorie I don't want. This way round it would be much easier (with the EPG-Data I have) to&nbsp; schedule the way I want it.I would be pretty happy if you could think about my suggestions and I especially hope you're rethinking about my DB-Problem. But still, I really love that stuff and am pretty impressed how flawless this already now works here!Regards</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The_Stig, post: 199042, member: 12276"] Hey dvdfreak, But when you see TVScheduler as a subsystem, why then not use the TV-Engines DB? For me (using clickfinder) would be the need to convert this data for TVEngine and for TVScheduler too. Since I have around 150 channels this takes even on a DualCore-Processor very long. And next to the time there is a practical problem too. I need another program that converts Clickfinder to xml. Then I have to find a way to automate this conversion. And this is all pretty complicated and not too userfriendly. So my question is, if it wouldnt be the easiest way to simply read from TVServer-DB?!? Yeah, that would be more then enough! Nice, didnt try that. Yeah, thats logical that it only works when having this data. For me the around time works not in all cases due to a following case: A dokumentation (which is not really a series) is on different daytimes, sometimes these are re-runs, sometimes not. So with "around" I dont get all. So if there would be an option to automatically not record re-runs, would be great to have. Additionally maybe an further option like: "Don't record when already recorded" and "Don't record when still on hdd"; so this would help when say having the TVScheduler run for two years and its log says "Show A" has already been recorded, but I want to see it again. Do you understand what I am thinking of? Yes, I am :-) Short example: I like to record something with "New York" in description, mostly documentations. EPG is full of shows with "New York", so I like to kick some movies, series and so on out of my schedule. But since, how you already very correctly stated, there are lots of categories, the first 50 results are all categories I dont want. So if I had an option, "add all", I could simply look at the results list and remove every categorie I don't want. This way round it would be much easier (with the EPG-Data I have) to schedule the way I want it. I would be pretty happy if you could think about my suggestions and I especially hope you're rethinking about my DB-Problem. But still, I really love that stuff and am pretty impressed how flawless this already now works here! Regards [/QUOTE]

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