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<blockquote data-quote="dave_jones53" data-source="post: 1005803" data-attributes="member: 142258">[noparse]Started on: 2013-06-24last update: 2013-06-24Summary:Capture a film that is broadcast in two parts with a news bulletin between them as one file.Area:TV Recording.Description:The Post-Record function allows a maximum of 90 minutes after the end of the scheduled time. Sometimes you get half an hour News bulletin mid-way through a Film. Extending the recording by 90 minutes doesn't always cover all of the second part of the film. The visual representation of what's being recorded doesn't show the extra Post-Record time chosen: so you have no way of telling if the second part of the film will be recorded. If you record both parts separately and try and splice together the 2 parts of a film, the recording details may not be exactly the same making it impossible to join them together.[/noparse]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dave_jones53, post: 1005803, member: 142258"] [noparse] [B]Started on:[/B] 2013-06-24 [B]last update:[/B] 2013-06-24 [B]Summary:[/B] Capture a film that is broadcast in two parts with a news bulletin between them as one file. [B]Area:[/B] TV Recording. [B]Description:[/B] The Post-Record function allows a maximum of 90 minutes after the end of the scheduled time. Sometimes you get half an hour News bulletin mid-way through a Film. Extending the recording by 90 minutes doesn't always cover all of the second part of the film. The visual representation of what's being recorded doesn't show the extra Post-Record time chosen: so you have no way of telling if the second part of the film will be recorded. If you record both parts separately and try and splice together the 2 parts of a film, the recording details may not be exactly the same making it impossible to join them together. [/noparse] [/QUOTE]

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