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Description: The
First Run option does not behave like I'd expect.
Firstly this option depends a lot on good guide data.
Secondly this option doesn't stop you recording repeats. It is intended
for use where a channel is airing two series simultaneously - a
new one and an old one. A good example is Stargate SG1 on Sky1.
Here there is often a new series being run once a week, and an old
series being run concurrently at other times. Selecting First Run
Only in this case should just record episodes in the new series.
As a general rule leave this option on "First Run and Repeats"
unless there is a good reason to change it. Repeats are stopped
by the 28-day rule which is an automatic process, but also reliant
on good guide data. If you have already recorded an episode of a
programme with the last 28 days then TiVo will not record it again
(unless specifically asked to). So for example, if you have a Season
Pass for Enterprise on Sky1, and you recorded the Monday episode,
then TiVo will no re-record it on the Sunday when it is repeated.
If it wasn't recorded on Monday (say because another programme with
higher priority was recorded) then it will get the repeat on Sunday
instead. The technical info on how First Run works is: a "First
Run programme" is ANY program that is airing within 28 days
of the program's "Original Air Date" field and has not
been previously recorded. The "Original Air Date" field
can be viewed by pressing the ENTER key when viewing the programme's
details.
Fixed: TiVo improved Original Air Dates in March 2002.
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