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Posted by Barb Bowman on June 5, 2008, 5:58 am
Please log in for more thread options media center does not know it is commercial. it sees the flag and
honors it.
On Wed, 4 Jun 2008 20:31:58 -0700, "Bender"
>The show I was recording did not have the do not copy flag set, it was a
>commercial shown that triggered the do not copy flag.
>
>> Unfortunately, Media Center will honor the copy restrictions set by the
>> broadcaster and/or content provider. There's nothing to be done about it.
>>
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>>>I have noticed on occasion that some TV that I record stops being recorded
>>>during a commercial. By my recollection every time the commercial is of a
>>>newly released or soon to be released movie.
>>> Just today I was recording a TV show and after 20 minutes it stopped
>>> being recorded because of a do not copy flag. But a few minutes later
>>> Media Center started recording the show again, coincidently after
>>> reviewing the Media Center history and then deleting the history.
>>> I reviewed the first recording and noticed that the recording stopped
>>> during a commercial of the new Get Smart Movie.
>>> The recording I mention here by the way is still recording, no do not
>>> copy flag has been triggered.
>>> I am using Vista Media Center.
>>
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