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<blockquote data-quote="mcl" data-source="post: 710379" data-attributes="member: 100029">AW: TV Server Plugin: TvWishListok, i think i'll try your plugin these days. the main reason for me for using this is to avaid unnecessary recordings. ie i scheduled &quot;csi&quot; wednesdays with &quot;every week at this time&quot;. but for the last 2 weeks rtl decided to broadcast the german verion of &quot;i'm a celebrity get me outta here&quot; at this time. so not only that i don't have any new episodes of csi, i now have recordings of the worst garbage on television <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />in other situations i have programs that are aired every ie sunday around 22:30. sometimes at 22:25, then at 22:35 and so on. mostly mp then records the program before 22:30 and after.i think with the time filters delivered by your plugin i should be able to avoid those things. the only problem i see really is this csi thing. because there are 3 different types of csi (&quot;den tätern auf der spur&quot;, &quot;ny&quot; and &quot;miami&quot;) on 2 different stations. and in my epg are entries like &quot;c.s.i. ....&quot;, &quot;c s i ....&quot;, &quot;csi ....&quot; and sometimes with a &quot;-&quot; between csi and ie miami and sometimes not. so scheduling something like partial &quot;i - miami&quot; wouldn't find &quot;csi miami&quot;. but only scheduling &quot;miami&quot; would find too many wrong results. same for &quot;ny&quot; (sometimes called &quot;new york&quot;) and &quot;den tätern auf der spur&quot;.that's the reason why i would actually need something like &quot;c%s%i%den tätern auf der spur&quot;, &quot;c%s%i%ny&quot;, &quot;c%s%i%newyork&quot; and &quot;c%s%i%miami&quot;. the only workaround i can image at the moment would be to create entries for all possible combinations <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /> and i guess that's what i'm gonna try this weekend</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mcl, post: 710379, member: 100029"] [b]AW: TV Server Plugin: TvWishList[/b] ok, i think i'll try your plugin these days. the main reason for me for using this is to avaid unnecessary recordings. ie i scheduled "csi" wednesdays with "every week at this time". but for the last 2 weeks rtl decided to broadcast the german verion of "i'm a celebrity get me outta here" at this time. so not only that i don't have any new episodes of csi, i now have recordings of the worst garbage on television :) in other situations i have programs that are aired every ie sunday around 22:30. sometimes at 22:25, then at 22:35 and so on. mostly mp then records the program before 22:30 and after. i think with the time filters delivered by your plugin i should be able to avoid those things. the only problem i see really is this csi thing. because there are 3 different types of csi ("den tätern auf der spur", "ny" and "miami") on 2 different stations. and in my epg are entries like "c.s.i. ....", "c s i ....", "csi ...." and sometimes with a "-" between csi and ie miami and sometimes not. so scheduling something like partial "i - miami" wouldn't find "csi miami". but only scheduling "miami" would find too many wrong results. same for "ny" (sometimes called "new york") and "den tätern auf der spur". that's the reason why i would actually need something like "c%s%i%den tätern auf der spur", "c%s%i%ny", "c%s%i%newyork" and "c%s%i%miami". the only workaround i can image at the moment would be to create entries for all possible combinations :) and i guess that's what i'm gonna try this weekend [/QUOTE]

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