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<blockquote data-quote="vvulture" data-source="post: 580018" data-attributes="member: 21022">Thanx for the heads up paranoid.... I'm still using 1.1.0 Alpha so who knows....Here is my dilemma..Schedules in database have a type of &quot;3&quot; which means they record everytime.However, the start time and date as well as finish time and date are in the past as far back as 2008.&nbsp; The shows record no problem, but i am stumped at how it works.My reasons for wanting to know this are as follows...&nbsp;&nbsp; i am using a VBScript that checks the database for the next scheduled recording and sets up my server to wake up in time for it to record.Problem is, if the schedule is before the &quot;current&quot; date and time, the script treats the schedule as &quot;being in the past&quot; and ignores it, when in&nbsp; reality it is scheduled to &quot;record everytime on this channel&quot;.This is all related to this other thread:&nbsp; <a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/mediaportal-1-talk-45/tv-server-whs-collection-fixes-workarounds-69731/index5.html" target="_blank">https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/mediaportal-1-talk-45/tv-server-whs-collection-fixes-workarounds-69731/index5.html</a>&nbsp;specifically on pages 3 to 5.I know WHS is not supported, but please indulge me...&nbsp;&nbsp; this is not a WHS specific issue...Cheers</blockquote>

[QUOTE="vvulture, post: 580018, member: 21022"] Thanx for the heads up paranoid.... I'm still using 1.1.0 Alpha so who knows.... Here is my dilemma.. Schedules in database have a type of "3" which means they record everytime. However, the start time and date as well as finish time and date are in the past as far back as 2008. The shows record no problem, but i am stumped at how it works. My reasons for wanting to know this are as follows... i am using a VBScript that checks the database for the next scheduled recording and sets up my server to wake up in time for it to record. Problem is, if the schedule is before the "current" date and time, the script treats the schedule as "being in the past" and ignores it, when in reality it is scheduled to "record everytime on this channel". This is all related to this other thread: [url]https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/mediaportal-1-talk-45/tv-server-whs-collection-fixes-workarounds-69731/index5.html[/url] specifically on pages 3 to 5. I know WHS is not supported, but please indulge me... this is not a WHS specific issue... Cheers [/QUOTE]

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