Hi to everyone. My apologies if this question is posted elsewhere in the forum.
This is my fourth Model 510 in as many years. They've all had interesting breakdowns, but this problem's a new one to me:
I've had this particular replacement model just since Wednesday. I've taped a number of programs, and some of them just plain stop recording sometime in the process.
I think this has happened only with timed recordings -- but I've made only a few manual recordings, so am not sure.
I noticed that this 510 model has some "updated" software that is either designed to be circuitous or is not functioning 100 percent as it should: if I set a timer, and they tell me there's a conflict with another timer, when I go in to the Daily Schedule window and try to delete one of the conflicted timers, it will not delete (though I will get the message box saying "Are you sure you want to delete?" and a clickable "yes"). The only way I can delete that timer is to restore the other timer.
And even though that's an unnecessarily too-many-steps process, I wouldn't mind if my programs got taped in their entirety! (By the way: some of the programs that stopped in the middle of recording had been "conflicted" programs, and some hadn't been.)
Is there any way I can troubleshoot this problem without having to call Dish yet again?
Thank you.
This is my fourth Model 510 in as many years. They've all had interesting breakdowns, but this problem's a new one to me:
I've had this particular replacement model just since Wednesday. I've taped a number of programs, and some of them just plain stop recording sometime in the process.
I think this has happened only with timed recordings -- but I've made only a few manual recordings, so am not sure.
I noticed that this 510 model has some "updated" software that is either designed to be circuitous or is not functioning 100 percent as it should: if I set a timer, and they tell me there's a conflict with another timer, when I go in to the Daily Schedule window and try to delete one of the conflicted timers, it will not delete (though I will get the message box saying "Are you sure you want to delete?" and a clickable "yes"). The only way I can delete that timer is to restore the other timer.
And even though that's an unnecessarily too-many-steps process, I wouldn't mind if my programs got taped in their entirety! (By the way: some of the programs that stopped in the middle of recording had been "conflicted" programs, and some hadn't been.)
Is there any way I can troubleshoot this problem without having to call Dish yet again?
Thank you.