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<blockquote data-quote="mcl" data-source="post: 954254" data-attributes="member: 100029"><p>I think I now understand the repeated marker for the first time <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /> I always thought that tvwishlist would recognize everthing that has the expression " (Wdh.)" as a repeat and would/should skip it. ( (Wdh.) in my case)</p><p>If I play around with the match criteria it recognizes more repeats but still not all. Thought the description is the same in those cases. It also doesn't always schedule the first aired show. What I mean is if a show is shown on saturday and then again on monday and tuesday it happens that it records the show on monday only for example.</p><p> </p><p>However I decided to only use the exclude function now. This works great for all shows if I only exlude "(Wdh.)". But in cases where I need 2 excludes (as mentioned some threads earlier) it doesn't work. You told me to use * for this function. But I don't want to search in the description. In your manual you say I could use something like "team||(Wdh.)". But this does not work for me. If I only use "team" I get all Criminal Minds episodes but also the repeats. If I only use "(Wdh.)" I don't get any repeats but also the Criminal Minds Team Red which I don't want to record.</p><p> </p><p>Any idea what I do wrong?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mcl, post: 954254, member: 100029"] I think I now understand the repeated marker for the first time :) I always thought that tvwishlist would recognize everthing that has the expression " (Wdh.)" as a repeat and would/should skip it. ( (Wdh.) in my case) If I play around with the match criteria it recognizes more repeats but still not all. Thought the description is the same in those cases. It also doesn't always schedule the first aired show. What I mean is if a show is shown on saturday and then again on monday and tuesday it happens that it records the show on monday only for example. However I decided to only use the exclude function now. This works great for all shows if I only exlude "(Wdh.)". But in cases where I need 2 excludes (as mentioned some threads earlier) it doesn't work. You told me to use * for this function. But I don't want to search in the description. In your manual you say I could use something like "team||(Wdh.)". But this does not work for me. If I only use "team" I get all Criminal Minds episodes but also the repeats. If I only use "(Wdh.)" I don't get any repeats but also the Criminal Minds Team Red which I don't want to record. Any idea what I do wrong? [/QUOTE]
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