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Rsmith

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#75682 21-Jan-2011 13:39
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With the Sky boxes you can book a program and the box will change to that channel when the program is due, is there some way of doing that with windows media centre?

I found it quite useful if there's something I want to watch in say half an hours time but I'm not interested in watching the previous program. 

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  #429640 21-Jan-2011 20:04
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not that i'm aware of, but if you set the show to record then you can start watching it any time you like.. you dont need to wait for it to finish recording




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