Yeap and I believe that number is indicated on the "Create Timer" screen. No idea how high it is by default but it must be fairly high (I've seen 15-20 recordings of a show that my wife records but rarely gets the chance to watch).There is a setting for how many episodes of a particular event you have set to record...
There is a setting for how many episodes of a particular event you have set to record. If you go beyond that setting the DVR will delete the oldest one at a time.
Older records will also delete if your hard drive is full.
This may have been the culprit.
When would it warn you ? Does it pop-up during that 1:30 (I think) countdown timer telling you an event is scheduled ? If it did, but got no response from the user (i.e. a timer fires when no one is home or watching TV), what does it default to ? If it deletes an older recording, people might complain that it deleted something (important). If it doesn't delete, that means the recording scheduled won't have room, so it skips the timer ? People might complain...a warning would be nice though...
When would it warn you ?
maybe a pop up telling you your hdd is almost full.....heck they got a pop up for just about everything else
You can setup protection on series you care about. It will delete other things instead.
Correct. It will delete something else though in order to make room. If a protected event is the oldest and would normally be the item to delete, it just has to move to the next oldest. Imagine that you want to record a 2-1/2 hour event and the now oldest items are 1/2 hour shows. It might clear out multiple ones !I was wondering about that. So if I set a movie or tv shot to Protected, it won't get deleted?