I would try to fix the season pass, either by changing some options (sometimes that fixes issues like this) or by creating a new season pass. Make sure the show is in the guide when you delete the old season pass, or you can't set up a new one. It has to be on the same channel as the show you actually want, you can't set up a season pass for the Simpons new episodes (airs on Fox) by setting up a season pass on FX.
It sounds like the network is broadcasting the show outside how the guide is laid out, and there isn't a good option that I know of for Tivo to deal with that. Glen ----- Original Message ----- From: "S a n r" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, November 23, 2008 10:28 AM Subject: [TiVo Central] Program records at wrong time > I've been recording a program for some time with no problems but suddenly > the SP started recording the program just before also not leaving enough > time for the actual wanted program. I didn't know how to correct this > without losing the wanted hour so I added an hour to the recording time at > the end. Now I get the one I originally set up but also get the hour > before > it. When this first started happening I was only getting the first half > hour and not the second half of requested series, so I watched the one I > wanted, in real time, and then went back and watched the first half that > had > taped. But now with the hour added in the SP setup I just fast forward > through the first program and to get to the show I originally wanted all > intact. > > But I would like to be able to cancel the wrong one and just record the > other. I have Season Passes for a number of programs and they tape without > a > problem. It is only this one SP that this happens with. When it first > started happening I thought it was due to being preempted by another > unexpected program, but it became the norm. I've thought of cancelling the > SP and setting it up again, but I'm afraid it will turn out the same and I > lose that sequence, because I don't know how to make it up. > > Does anyone know what would cause this and how it can be adjusted to tape > properly on time? > > Thanks, > San >
