Frozen Planet
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mzpro5 said:
and on.....
Animal Planet
Science Channel
ID Discovery...........
I hate it when they do that. Really fucks up what to watch on Sunday nights when they all show the same thing. To beat it all, it will repeat 3 hours later. That's cool, but just hope the other networks give you something else.
I set mine to record at 11:02 on some other channel last night.
I'm going to bitch here for a moment about Directv and their auto record with shows like this that the same show is on at different times. I will set it to record the series at the later hour to avoid conflicts, but Directv still wants to revert to the earlier showing. I need to constantly monitor those shows to make sure they record. Pisses me off.
I'm going to bitch here for a moment about Directv and their auto record with shows like this that the same show is on at different times. I will set it to record the series at the later hour to avoid conflicts, but Directv still wants to revert to the earlier showing. I need to constantly monitor those shows to make sure they record. Pisses me off.
Huey said:
Yes Rob if you put it on subscription it will pick the earliest show. But it will go to the later showing if there is a time conflict and the shows it conflict with have a higher priority. Change the show to a lower priority and it should go to the later time.
Doghart
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Huey said:
Hmmm, I don't have this issue.
Are you setting it to record that series specifically on that channel? I usually modify the default settings for the series recordings in the manager menu to record only first run etc...
MZ may be correct with having to change the priority of the shows you want recorded.
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:mrgreen:
I don't normally watch "extras" on DVDs/BDs, but this series always has some fascinating blurbs about how some shots were done; as a photographer that really cranks my chain.
This time, I'm really anxious to learn how they could film snowflakes forming (and earlier article I'd read said it wasn't CG). :ugeek:
The other scene that really ripped me up a bit: that exhausted seal, laying on a small ice floe, too exhausted to move, and an orca raised up behind him, just barely nipping his flipper hanging over the edge of the ice, and dragging him down. The camera was in the perfect place, it was almost like the seal was staring directly into it as he disappeared...
This time, I'm really anxious to learn how they could film snowflakes forming (and earlier article I'd read said it wasn't CG). :ugeek:
The other scene that really ripped me up a bit: that exhausted seal, laying on a small ice floe, too exhausted to move, and an orca raised up behind him, just barely nipping his flipper hanging over the edge of the ice, and dragging him down. The camera was in the perfect place, it was almost like the seal was staring directly into it as he disappeared...