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<blockquote data-quote="garyh" data-source="post: 1001558" data-attributes="member: 141999">It does make sense. I honestly had not remembered it being that way but it makes sense enough. The only problem is that not all of the examples are from starting mid show. I've tried experimenting with all combinations. I had even tried last night to record a show an hour away and put a post record on it and it only recorded for the normal time. From my noob eyes it is as if the post recording entry isn't being sent to, what I can only imagine is the mysql database (if that is how it works).&nbsp;FYI, the same behavior also persists in the debug mode as well.&nbsp;Where in the log does it say about post recording?... or should say about it? I looked, especially at the lone entry that worked, and found nothing about the post record being set.&nbsp;I really had thought you could change post recording after the recording started though. Perhaps I'm just that frizzled but I honestly seem to remember doing that rather recently with recording a basketball game, a few times I believe. That is neither here nor there though.&nbsp;Is there any particular tests I should try? I'm really at a lose. Would a log of examples of shows not already started help at all?&nbsp;I really appreciate you taking time out to answer!&nbsp;(Edit)I've looked through my logs and at 09:24:39 on June 10th I schedule a show that starts at 10am. I had set a post record for it as well though I do not remember if it was a 30min or 45min post record but I do know I set one... it was the whole reason in scheduling this show to record. The show ended at 10:30 completely ignoring the post record.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="garyh, post: 1001558, member: 141999"] It does make sense. I honestly had not remembered it being that way but it makes sense enough. The only problem is that not all of the examples are from starting mid show. I've tried experimenting with all combinations. I had even tried last night to record a show an hour away and put a post record on it and it only recorded for the normal time. From my noob eyes it is as if the post recording entry isn't being sent to, what I can only imagine is the mysql database (if that is how it works). FYI, the same behavior also persists in the debug mode as well. Where in the log does it say about post recording?... or should say about it? I looked, especially at the lone entry that worked, and found nothing about the post record being set. I really had thought you could change post recording after the recording started though. Perhaps I'm just that frizzled but I honestly seem to remember doing that rather recently with recording a basketball game, a few times I believe. That is neither here nor there though. Is there any particular tests I should try? I'm really at a lose. Would a log of examples of shows not already started help at all? I really appreciate you taking time out to answer! (Edit) I've looked through my logs and at 09:24:39 on June 10th I schedule a show that starts at 10am. I had set a post record for it as well though I do not remember if it was a 30min or 45min post record but I do know I set one... it was the whole reason in scheduling this show to record. The show ended at 10:30 completely ignoring the post record. [/QUOTE]

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