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<blockquote data-quote="Neil McIlwraith" data-source="post: 1184564" data-attributes="member: 158683">Hi - many thanks for the update. That's really strange then. I did wonder if it could be some signal that the Logitech Harmony is sending out, but what confused me is how EVERYTHING on a channel is being recorded, not just the current show that I browse through in the guide. For example, in that above screenshot of the scheduler you can see that every program on that channel is scheduled to record (for the next 1 or 2 days that the guide has data for). Is that even a command that MP would have in the key mapping?Alternately I don't really use the recording/DVR functionality - is there any way of disabling the scheduler altogether until I get chance to diagnose this further (e.g. Timeshifting only)? I tried setting the max tuners to 1 in the recording settings to try and help control this a little but it still seems to try and use every single tuner in recording all these schedules.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Neil McIlwraith, post: 1184564, member: 158683"] Hi - many thanks for the update. That's really strange then. I did wonder if it could be some signal that the Logitech Harmony is sending out, but what confused me is how EVERYTHING on a channel is being recorded, not just the [I]current[/I] show that I browse through in the guide. For example, in that above screenshot of the scheduler you can see that every program on that channel is scheduled to record (for the next 1 or 2 days that the guide has data for). Is that even a command that MP would have in the key mapping? Alternately I don't really use the recording/DVR functionality - is there any way of disabling the scheduler altogether until I get chance to diagnose this further (e.g. Timeshifting only)? I tried setting the max tuners to 1 in the recording settings to try and help control this a little but it still seems to try and use every single tuner in recording all these schedules. [/QUOTE]

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