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DVR autorec: change start_window meaning to start up to
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Seems completely broken to me. I live in GMT+1 and now have to specify start time in GMT. Start up To seems to do just weird things, but not to select the events it should. Sorry, could not find any "rule" to describe the actual misbehavior. :-(
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Start Up To is not the duration but "end of the time window" now... So if you like to autorec things between 10:00 and 10:30, enter 10:00 as start time and 10:30 as start up to..
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Of course. :-O Thanks for clarifying. It works.
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So is it better labelled as "Earliest Start" and "Latest Start", "Start after... but before", "Start no earlier than... no later than" or something along those lines?
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@ProfYaffle : I agree. Renamed to "Start After" and "Start Before" to make column headers more descriptive. Thanks. Commit: 75fb7a9
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This is a real improvement for me :-)