Pixel Magic Systems MTV5000 specifications Timer Recording, Recording Priorities and Conflicts

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6 Recording and Playback

6.4Timer Recording

By navigating to Main Menu Recording Timer Recording, you can set Magic TV™ to record a particular channel at a particular time.

You can select the Channel, Date, Time and Length of recording

6.5Viewing and amending Scheduled Recordings using the To Do List.

The To Do List can be found under Main Menu Recording To Do List. This list allows you to browse and amend all future Scheduled Recordings.

Once a task has been completed, it will be removed from this list.

If you highlight a Scheduled Recording and press OK you will be presented with the following options:

Cancel this

 

Scheduled Recording

 

 

 

Extend Start Time

You can set the Start Time earlier than the

 

EPG start time by none, 1, 2, 3, 5, 10 or 15

 

minutes. Note: This value will be used

 

instead of the global value set in Main

 

Menu Settings Recording Extend

 

Start Time for this particular programme

 

 

Extend Stop Time

You can set the Stop Time later than the

 

EPG stop time by none, 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 15

 

or 30 minutes, or 1, 2 or 3 hours.

 

Note: This value will be used instead of the

 

global value set in Main Menu Settings

 

Recording Extend Stop Time for this

 

particular programme

 

 

Move recorded

Once the programme has been recorded

programme to folder

it will be moved to the selected folder

 

 

Re-arrange Recording

See the next section

Priority

 

 

 

Exit

 

 

 

Tasks can also be cancelled by pressing the button on your remote

CLEAR

control and answering yes to the confirmation.

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6.6Recording Priorities and Conflicts

As Magic TV™ MTV5000 can only tune to one channel at a time, it will constantly check to see if any new recordings or changes to a Scheduled Recording cause an overlap.

If Magic TV™ detects an overlap or conflict when making or amending a Scheduled Recording, a message will appear asking you to set the priority for that programme.

Higher

This programme will be recorded instead of lower

 

priority Scheduled Recordings

 

 

Lower

If a Higher priority scheduled recording conflicts with this

 

one, the other will be recorded

 

 

Cancel

This will cancel the new recording/adjustment

 

 

Unless the programmes start and stop times match exactly, Magic TV™ will still record some of the lower priority programme. Depending on the overlap, it will record either the beginning or the end of the lower priority programme.

A programme that will not record entirely will have a icon on the To Do List.

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MTV5000 specifications

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