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Message: <blockquote data-quote="quellf" data-source="post: 736285" data-attributes="member: 112801">AW: More Info ?Many thanks for your answers.I don't use remote control (at least, I haven't tried to configure one up to now), but an old PS/2 track pad. I'll see to find the old drivers to activate more advanced options for scrolling. It's really some almost vintage device from Alps, some 10 years old or even older.  In order to clarify the scroll buttons of the skin I was talking about: In the "channel" option, there are arrows at the right bottom to scroll the channels (or better: to switch channel pages), which are missing in the "TV programs" option, where the timeline for the channels is shown. The only arrow buttons therein are for scrolling the date and to expand or compress the timeline between 1h and 4h.I understand that more than 4h are too much be shown in the timeline in the programs option. However, if I press one channel, the timeline, which is then shown top down cannot be scrolled or "page-switched" either. So how to program recording for a broadcast beyond the depicted time window?I will further try to see what happens if I use a wheel mouse. Maybe it's really a problem of the track pad I'm using. However, a standard mouse is not really an option for standard use for me, since I don't have a suitable location to place some pad to move the mouse comfortably. That's why I'm using the old track pad. It can be comfortably operated while lying on my laps...We'll see.Btw, @ jameson_uk:Yes, I already use channel groups restricted to not more than 10 channels per group. That's not a major issue, just a question how to operate the available options most conveniently.A more interesting problem is, how to access times in the timeline, which are not depicted. Let me give an example. I want to record a broadcast at 22:30. I'm going to leave my home at 16:00, so recording is 8.5h in future. There are more broadcasts inbetween as lines available if I go into "TV programs" and click on the channel in question. The last entry is e.g. the broadcast at 20:15. Changing the date jumps to the next day and expanding the timeline does naturally not help either, since the number of entries even decreases. How do I get access to the broadcast at 22:30? The same applies to days in the future. Broadcasts from 0:00 to about 5:00 (am) are visible the rest is beyond the depicted range. How to access broadcasts for the next days evening?This is just to explain my real problem in more detail. But maybe it's solved by playing around with my hid devices. I don't know yet and will try tomorrow.</blockquote>

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