Excellent example! This was also brought up a while back by someone who wanted to just queue up a bunch of playbacks for his/her children on their TV to keep them occupied for a while, non-interactively. (Insert "lazy parenting" remark here.) But this indeed would be useful to many people in other situations.SteveC said:1) a batch play mode. When I want to archive 4 one hour episodes to DVD or VHS, I'd like to be able to select all four, hit play, then have them play one after the other, so I can archive them without having to interveen between each episode.
Actually you can do this. At least 2.08 and below, I haven't checked with 2.32. I forget the exact steps, but play around in the various screens and you should get to one that lets you put a check mark to the left of whatever events you wish to delete.SteveC said:2) Batch delete mode. When my capacity gets down to a few hours, and there's several things I know I won't have time to watch or archive, it takes a while to select recordings and delete them individually. If we could select a group of events, and then delete them in a batch, there would be less time that I have to interact.
SteveC said:I have 2 things on my wish list.
2) Batch delete mode. If we could select a group of events, and then delete them in a batch, there would be less time that I have to interact.
Steve Costa
Mark_AR said:Already done!
DVR - EDIT
Check all the ones you want to delete.
mjrusso45 said:Yeah the batch delete stuff using "Edit" is still there in 2.32. Works ok but the actual deleteing is slow if you are deleting a lot. (like 30 secs sometimes).
What this unit really needs is a feature that ReplayTV had (not sure if Tivo had it since I have never used Tivo). "Keep X number of episodes." I loved this. I would set it to only keep two eps of the Daily show and the cartoons for my little one. I always want to have just a couple of episodes on hand and I get sick of constantly deleting these shows piling up.