One error that prevents scheduled recordings from actually recording is as follows, check for this in the logfiles in /var/log/freevo/ NOTE: dont bother, add the fix anyways if it doesn't record. the errors sometimes never show up. sh: relocation error: ./runtime/dll/libc.so.6: symbol _dl_debug_files, version GLIBC_2.2 not defined in file ld-linux.so.2 with link time reference The fix for this error is adding the following inside of src/tv/record_daemon.py.

You must have the Adobe Flash Player installed on your computer. The Flash Player is a free download and can be found at the following URL: http://www.macromedia.com/shockwave/download/download.cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash

Yes, it is required that MediaPortal is running to record a scheduled TV Show. MediaPortal is not designed to run as a service.

No. The whole gimmick here is that this is a community-driven project, made by Dylan fans and for Dylan fans to help them do the weird and compulsive things that they tend to do. I just facilitate the listing of information on this site -- it's you hippies who are responsible for listening to all of these damn shows. No. You should probably pay a visit to dylantree: this is still the best place to go when you're starting out.

It is not possible to stop a scheduled recording "normaly". So to work around this, you have to go to "Smartnavi" and press the "STOP" key. This will stop the current recording without losing the already recorded data.

The best way to view and record games is with the BRMH client, version 2.3 or higher. Detailed information is available in the netrek recording FAQ, maintained by Terence Chay

I'm sorry once a recording is deleted it is gone permanently. Sing it again, I'm sure the second attempt will be even better.

We all help with recording, but for the most part Aaron sets things up on the old 1/2" reel to reel 8 track. We use a bit of computer recording from time to time, but for the most part it's just really basic. Nothing fancy.

There are three ways to record a program. First one is instantaneous recording, user can start the record by simply pressing record button on remote control. The duration of the record can be increased and decreased afterwards. The second way is to set a timer recording, the user can set the start time and duration of the record. The third way is to select the program to be recorded from Electronic Prgram Guide (EPG).

Radiola, in 1976, released a two record album containing all the known recordings for TEMPLE OF VAMPIRES in an album entitled, I LOVE A MYSTERY presents Jack, Doc & Reggie in their Greatest Radio Adventure "The Temple of Vampires". The item number is: 2MR-6263; another identifying code is "Adventure Series No. 8-9 Release No. 62-63". The cover consisted of a close-up image of upside down bats clinging to the roof of a cave. The back cover had photo of the cast for the second run of the show.

The Highlights, the Complete Work and the Original Broadway Cast Recording should each be available at local and online record stores. They may also appear in used CD sections or stores...keep an eye out for those bargains! SPECIAL NOTE TO PURCHASERS OF THE COMPLETE WORK: The box that the Complete Work comes in is remarkably similar whether you are purchasing the double cassette or double CD version. So similar that some stores mis-stock them.