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<blockquote data-quote="CyberSimian" data-source="post: 1193988" data-attributes="member: 141969">If you used &quot;Record every day at this time&quot;, that does indeed fix both the start time and the end time, based on the programme that you selected from the EPG.If the programme is daily, but is broadcast starting at different times, or with different durations, you need to use &quot;Record every time on this channel&quot; (and yes, that will indeed record repeats).If the programme is broadcast on a single day of the week, but starting at different times, or with different durations, use &quot;Weekly on this channel&quot; (selection 8, I think).&nbsp; That can be useful for excluding repeats broadcast on other days during the week.&nbsp; If the programme is broadcast on (say) Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, with repeats on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, set up three of these schedules, one for each of Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.-- from CyberSimian in the UK</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CyberSimian, post: 1193988, member: 141969"] If you used "Record every day at this time", that does indeed fix both the start time [b]and the end time[/b], based on the programme that you selected from the EPG. If the programme is daily, but is broadcast starting at different times, or with different durations, you need to use "Record every time on this channel" (and yes, that will indeed record repeats). If the programme is broadcast on a single day of the week, but starting at different times, or with different durations, use "Weekly on this channel" (selection 8, I think). That can be useful for excluding repeats broadcast on other days during the week. If the programme is broadcast on (say) Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, with repeats on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, set up [b]three[/b] of these schedules, one for each of Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. -- from CyberSimian in the UK [/QUOTE]

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