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I just tried to set up a recording on my Panasonic PVR for "The
Suicide Squad" on ITV2 (Ch6) at 2100 - 2335 tonight. The PVR warned
me that there was an overlap with other programmes set to record, but
I knew there was nothing else I was due to record today.
When I asked it to show me the overlap in order for me to resolve the
issue, it showed me two programmes to be recorded next Tuesday at
2000 - 2100: "The Yorkshire Vet" on Ch5, and "Star Trek: Deep Space
Nine" on Sky Mix (Ch 11). These are series link programmes that I
want to record on Tuesday, but what does that have to do with a
recording today?
I just set the recording timing manually rather than let it follow the
EPG timing, and it accepted that.
Any ideas why the PVR believes that there is an overlap next Tuesday?
I just tried to set up a recording on my Panasonic PVR for "The Suicide Squad" on ITV2 (Ch6) at 2100 - 2335 tonight. The PVR warned me that
there was an overlap with other programmes set to record, but I knew
there was nothing else I was due to record today.
When I asked it to show me the overlap in order for me to resolve the
issue, it showed me two programmes to be recorded next Tuesday at 2000 - 2100: "The Yorkshire Vet" on Ch5, and "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" on
Sky Mix (Ch 11). These are series link programmes that I want to record
on Tuesday, but what does that have to do with a recording today?
I just set the recording timing manually rather than let it follow the
EPG timing, and it accepted that.
Any ideas why the PVR believes that there is an overlap next Tuesday?
On Sat, 30 Aug 2025 18:29:26 +0100
Jeff Layman <Jeff@invalid.invalid> wrote:
I just tried to set up a recording on my Panasonic PVR for "The
Suicide Squad" on ITV2 (Ch6) at 2100 - 2335 tonight. The PVR warned
me that there was an overlap with other programmes set to record, but
I knew there was nothing else I was due to record today.
When I asked it to show me the overlap in order for me to resolve the
issue, it showed me two programmes to be recorded next Tuesday at
2000 - 2100: "The Yorkshire Vet" on Ch5, and "Star Trek: Deep Space
Nine" on Sky Mix (Ch 11). These are series link programmes that I
want to record on Tuesday, but what does that have to do with a
recording today?
I just set the recording timing manually rather than let it follow the
EPG timing, and it accepted that.
Any ideas why the PVR believes that there is an overlap next Tuesday?
One thought occurs: Did you set Series Record for tonight's recording?
It might be looking forward to next week.
On 30/08/2025 18:29, Jeff Layman wrote:
I just tried to set up a recording on my Panasonic PVR for "The Suicide
Squad" on ITV2 (Ch6) at 2100 - 2335 tonight. The PVR warned me that
there was an overlap with other programmes set to record, but I knew
there was nothing else I was due to record today.
When I asked it to show me the overlap in order for me to resolve the
issue, it showed me two programmes to be recorded next Tuesday at 2000 -
2100: "The Yorkshire Vet" on Ch5, and "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" on
Sky Mix (Ch 11). These are series link programmes that I want to record
on Tuesday, but what does that have to do with a recording today?
I just set the recording timing manually rather than let it follow the
EPG timing, and it accepted that.
Any ideas why the PVR believes that there is an overlap next Tuesday?
Is it complaining about tonight's recording _OR_ that one of 3
recordings next Tuesday has a conflict. Next Tuesday have you already
set one program to record and then series linking has tried to set two
more but cannot because it has run out of tuners?
On 30/08/2025 20:12, Davey wrote:
On Sat, 30 Aug 2025 18:29:26 +0100
Jeff Layman <Jeff@invalid.invalid> wrote:
I just tried to set up a recording on my Panasonic PVR for "The
Suicide Squad" on ITV2 (Ch6) at 2100 - 2335 tonight. The PVR warned
me that there was an overlap with other programmes set to record, but
I knew there was nothing else I was due to record today.
When I asked it to show me the overlap in order for me to resolve the
issue, it showed me two programmes to be recorded next Tuesday at
2000 - 2100: "The Yorkshire Vet" on Ch5, and "Star Trek: Deep Space
Nine" on Sky Mix (Ch 11). These are series link programmes that I
want to record on Tuesday, but what does that have to do with a
recording today?
I just set the recording timing manually rather than let it follow the
EPG timing, and it accepted that.
Any ideas why the PVR believes that there is an overlap next Tuesday?
One thought occurs: Did you set Series Record for tonight's recording?
It might be looking forward to next week.
No. I wasn't offered a Series Record for tonight, I just got the overlap warning. I checked several online guides, and the only programme is on tonight.
On 30/08/2025 20:55, Jeff Layman wrote:
On 30/08/2025 20:12, Davey wrote:
On Sat, 30 Aug 2025 18:29:26 +0100
Jeff Layman <Jeff@invalid.invalid> wrote:
I just tried to set up a recording on my Panasonic PVR for "The
Suicide Squad" on ITV2 (Ch6) at 2100 - 2335 tonight. The PVR
warned me that there was an overlap with other programmes set to
record, but I knew there was nothing else I was due to record
today.
When I asked it to show me the overlap in order for me to resolve
the issue, it showed me two programmes to be recorded next
Tuesday at 2000 - 2100: "The Yorkshire Vet" on Ch5, and "Star
Trek: Deep Space Nine" on Sky Mix (Ch 11). These are series link
programmes that I want to record on Tuesday, but what does that
have to do with a recording today?
I just set the recording timing manually rather than let it
follow the EPG timing, and it accepted that.
Any ideas why the PVR believes that there is an overlap next
Tuesday?
One thought occurs: Did you set Series Record for tonight's
recording? It might be looking forward to next week.
No. I wasn't offered a Series Record for tonight, I just got the
overlap warning. I checked several online guides, and the only
programme is on tonight.
I've just noticed that the film is split in the middle by a 5 minute
"FYI Daily" entertainment programme. However, in my experience these
film "halves" are automatically linked and not by what is usually
thought of as a series link.
On Sat, 30 Aug 2025 21:17:59 +0100
Jeff Layman <Jeff@invalid.invalid> wrote:
On 30/08/2025 20:55, Jeff Layman wrote:
On 30/08/2025 20:12, Davey wrote:
On Sat, 30 Aug 2025 18:29:26 +0100
Jeff Layman <Jeff@invalid.invalid> wrote:
I just tried to set up a recording on my Panasonic PVR for "The
Suicide Squad" on ITV2 (Ch6) at 2100 - 2335 tonight. The PVR
warned me that there was an overlap with other programmes set to
record, but I knew there was nothing else I was due to record
today.
When I asked it to show me the overlap in order for me to resolve
the issue, it showed me two programmes to be recorded next
Tuesday at 2000 - 2100: "The Yorkshire Vet" on Ch5, and "Star
Trek: Deep Space Nine" on Sky Mix (Ch 11). These are series link
programmes that I want to record on Tuesday, but what does that
have to do with a recording today?
I just set the recording timing manually rather than let it
follow the EPG timing, and it accepted that.
Any ideas why the PVR believes that there is an overlap next
Tuesday?
One thought occurs: Did you set Series Record for tonight's
recording? It might be looking forward to next week.
No. I wasn't offered a Series Record for tonight, I just got the
overlap warning. I checked several online guides, and the only
programme is on tonight.
I've just noticed that the film is split in the middle by a 5 minute
"FYI Daily" entertainment programme. However, in my experience these
film "halves" are automatically linked and not by what is usually
thought of as a series link.
I have sometimes found, in similar circumstances, that an earlier
recording set up, with Series Recording, is in the memory but does not
appear in the onscreen schedule. This is on a Humax Fox T2. It can be
very difficult to find and sort out.