red = part of the show that is not covered by timeshift (from the moment on you switched to that channel)
green = part of the show that is covered by timeshift (meaning you could rewind until the spot where red and green meet each other)
white arrows = your actual position in timeline
orange = the part of the show ahead from your current position that is covered by timeshift (meaning you can forward til the end of the orange bar which is the live position of the current tv program when you e.g. hit pause and resume afterwards)
I made some updates to the Wiki page describing the <import> and <include> tags, including adding a couple of new xml examples. For the first example, I highlighted the example text and eventually found the location in the menus where I could select the CODE macro to have the example text formatted as a code example. So far, so good...
I made some updates to the Wiki page describing the <import> and <include> tags, including adding a couple of new xml examples. For...
I made some updates to the Wiki page describing the <import> and <include> tags, including adding a couple of new xml examples. For...
Can anyone tell me the step-by-step procedure for bringing up a second channel in pip mode? I can only do it sometimes, after many tries, and it’s not clear what I am doing that makes it work on those occasions when it does. Cannot find guidance on the site.
Thanks, N.
Again, if anyone knows how to do this, would be much...
Can anyone tell me the step-by-step procedure for bringing up a second channel in pip mode? I can only do it sometimes, after many...
Can anyone tell me the step-by-step procedure for bringing up a second channel in pip mode? I can only do it sometimes, after many...