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Forums › Sky, Neon, Lightbox › is there a setting? recorded shows cut out 1-5mins early
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#70927 2-Nov-2010 21:54
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mysky (silver box) is a few years old i think, but when its recording shows it will record early, and cut out before the end credits, any advice?




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  #399364 2-Nov-2010 22:02
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Tv1 and tv2 by any chance?




 

 

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  #399375 2-Nov-2010 22:32
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yeah mostly all fta channels the shows have to be recorded back to back to get the last few minutes, there should be a setting to record over the time, like in the g-code days.

but yeah are there any settings? or just keep recording two shows back to back?





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  #399382 2-Nov-2010 22:43
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Haven't seen the original mysky, but look for a setting called "padding" and change it to 5 or more minutes.




 

 

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  #399397 2-Nov-2010 23:40
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thanks ill try find it




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  #401479 7-Nov-2010 21:29
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you can set it to record up to 10 mins past the end. It is in the settings.

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