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mdhelp: clean-up and rephrase
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Mark Clarkstone authored and perexg committed Apr 17, 2016
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!['Autorec' example entry](docresources/dvrautorecadd.png)

This uses a regular expression (regex) to match the program title
"BBC News" exactly, otherwise event titles containing the phrase would also
match (e.g "BBC News at One", "BBC News at Six" etc).
"BBC News" exactly, otherwise event titles containing the phrase would
also match (e.g "BBC News at One", "BBC News at Six" etc).

Regular expressions examples:

Regex | Description
----------------------------------|------------
`^BBC News$` | Matches "BBC News" exactly.
`^(New\\: )?Regular Show$` | Matches "Regular Show" and (if it exists) "New: Regular Show".
`^(New\\: )?Regular Show$` | Matches "Regular Show" and (if it exists) "New: Regular Show".

EPG events matched by an autorec rule will appear as a [DVR Entry](class/dvrentry), this
includes events that are already in-progress.
Matching events will be added to the
*[Upcoming/Current Recordings](class/dvrentry)* tab.
**Note that if your rule matches any in-progress events they will
automatically start being recorded.**

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####Adding a Timer Event

You can set time-based entries using the [Timer](class/dvrtimerec) tab.
You can set time-based entries using the [Timers](class/dvrtimerec) tab.

####Manual Event Entry/Editing an Entry

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