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Keep missing the end of programmes since update

Steve OliverSteve Oliver Member Posts: 90 ✭✭
edited 24 September 2017, 9:07PM in Support
Since the update I keep missing the end of late running programmes. Happened on Coronation Street last night 29 05 2017, when Britain's Got Talent overran. Corrie recording ended 3 minutes before the end of the programme. Has happened on other random programmes on channels 1 and 3 as well. AR used to work well, but now apparently not.

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  • DanielDaniel Member, Super User Posts: 1,979 ✭✭✭
    edited 24 September 2017, 9:07PM
    Have you done a soft reboot or tried any of the maintenance mode resets?
  • Steve OliverSteve Oliver Member Posts: 90 ✭✭
    edited 29 May 2017, 11:34PM
    Daniel4 said:

    Have you done a soft reboot or tried any of the maintenance mode resets?

    I haven't, but if my box is set to Smart Standby, doesn't the startup every morning do the same thing?
  • DanielDaniel Member, Super User Posts: 1,979 ✭✭✭
    edited 29 May 2017, 11:36PM
    Daniel4 said:

    Have you done a soft reboot or tried any of the maintenance mode resets?

    No
  • Alan WalkerAlan Walker Member Posts: 41
    edited 30 May 2017, 7:53PM
    The past few weeks I've had problems with ends of programmes missing (by about 2 or 3 minutes) mostly (if not all) on ITV HD.  (ie Sundays Grantchester etc)
  • Steve OliverSteve Oliver Member Posts: 90 ✭✭
    edited 30 May 2017, 10:13AM

    The past few weeks I've had problems with ends of programmes missing (by about 2 or 3 minutes) mostly (if not all) on ITV HD.  (ie Sundays Grantchester etc)

    Yes! I had that on Grantchester too! ITV SD.
  • SarahSarah Member Posts: 1,812 ✭✭✭
    edited 24 September 2017, 9:07PM
    Hi Steve,

    Your programmes are recorded based on the start and end times provided by the broadcaster. If the times they’ve given are incorrect, then this will cut the recording short.

    Sometimes, the times might have been right, but something might have caused your programme to overrun, in the case you gave, BGT over ran which then unfortunately caused the following programme to miss the last few minutes. Broadcasters do usually try their best to amend the schedule times, but on occasion, it may not be changed in time which then leaves you with a clipped recording. 

    Unfortunately we are not able to fix the clipped recordings however you can check if the recording is available to watch on demand instead so if this happens again, you are able to catch the start/end of the recording which you've missed. 

    Sarah
  • RoyRoy Member, Super User Posts: 17,813 ✭✭✭
    edited 30 May 2017, 8:37PM
    Sarah2 said:

    Hi Steve,

    Your programmes are recorded based on the start and end times provided by the broadcaster. If the times they’ve given are incorrect, then this will cut the recording short.

    Sometimes, the times might have been right, but something might have caused your programme to overrun, in the case you gave, BGT over ran which then unfortunately caused the following programme to miss the last few minutes. Broadcasters do usually try their best to amend the schedule times, but on occasion, it may not be changed in time which then leaves you with a clipped recording. 

    Unfortunately we are not able to fix the clipped recordings however you can check if the recording is available to watch on demand instead so if this happens again, you are able to catch the start/end of the recording which you've missed. 

    Sarah

    Sarah, if even ITV can't do AR correctly, isn't it time that YouView opened its eyes to the real world and stopped forcing us to depend on this unattainable ideal?
    ‘Have nothing in your houses that you do not know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful’ Wm Morris
  • Steve OliverSteve Oliver Member Posts: 90 ✭✭
    edited 30 May 2017, 5:09PM
    Sarah2 said:

    Hi Steve,

    Your programmes are recorded based on the start and end times provided by the broadcaster. If the times they’ve given are incorrect, then this will cut the recording short.

    Sometimes, the times might have been right, but something might have caused your programme to overrun, in the case you gave, BGT over ran which then unfortunately caused the following programme to miss the last few minutes. Broadcasters do usually try their best to amend the schedule times, but on occasion, it may not be changed in time which then leaves you with a clipped recording. 

    Unfortunately we are not able to fix the clipped recordings however you can check if the recording is available to watch on demand instead so if this happens again, you are able to catch the start/end of the recording which you've missed. 

    Sarah

    Agreed, very disappointing!
  • Steve OliverSteve Oliver Member Posts: 90 ✭✭
    edited 30 May 2017, 7:52PM
    Sarah2 said:

    Hi Steve,

    Your programmes are recorded based on the start and end times provided by the broadcaster. If the times they’ve given are incorrect, then this will cut the recording short.

    Sometimes, the times might have been right, but something might have caused your programme to overrun, in the case you gave, BGT over ran which then unfortunately caused the following programme to miss the last few minutes. Broadcasters do usually try their best to amend the schedule times, but on occasion, it may not be changed in time which then leaves you with a clipped recording. 

    Unfortunately we are not able to fix the clipped recordings however you can check if the recording is available to watch on demand instead so if this happens again, you are able to catch the start/end of the recording which you've missed. 

    Sarah

    Sarah, thanks for your reply, and I did indeed get the end on catch up, but in this day and age... So I sat through 4 minutes of ads to see 1 minute of the programme that I'd missed...
  • Chris_ThatcherChris_Thatcher Member Posts: 194 ✭✭
    edited 30 May 2017, 7:44PM
    Sarah2 said:

    Hi Steve,

    Your programmes are recorded based on the start and end times provided by the broadcaster. If the times they’ve given are incorrect, then this will cut the recording short.

    Sometimes, the times might have been right, but something might have caused your programme to overrun, in the case you gave, BGT over ran which then unfortunately caused the following programme to miss the last few minutes. Broadcasters do usually try their best to amend the schedule times, but on occasion, it may not be changed in time which then leaves you with a clipped recording. 

    Unfortunately we are not able to fix the clipped recordings however you can check if the recording is available to watch on demand instead so if this happens again, you are able to catch the start/end of the recording which you've missed. 

    Sarah

    I'm so glad I kept my TVonics (sadly in administration) freeview HD box. It also uses AR, but usefully always adds an extra 3 minutes at the end of every recording. I wish YouView would do that!

    Chris. (Lincoln, UK).
  • DanielDaniel Member, Super User Posts: 1,979 ✭✭✭
    edited 30 May 2017, 7:46PM
    Sarah2 said:

    Hi Steve,

    Your programmes are recorded based on the start and end times provided by the broadcaster. If the times they’ve given are incorrect, then this will cut the recording short.

    Sometimes, the times might have been right, but something might have caused your programme to overrun, in the case you gave, BGT over ran which then unfortunately caused the following programme to miss the last few minutes. Broadcasters do usually try their best to amend the schedule times, but on occasion, it may not be changed in time which then leaves you with a clipped recording. 

    Unfortunately we are not able to fix the clipped recordings however you can check if the recording is available to watch on demand instead so if this happens again, you are able to catch the start/end of the recording which you've missed. 

    Sarah

    But that would surely case issues if you are recording a programme straight after
  • Malcolm Ted Brown-ScottMalcolm Ted Brown-Scott Member Posts: 1
    edited 30 May 2017, 7:53PM

    The past few weeks I've had problems with ends of programmes missing (by about 2 or 3 minutes) mostly (if not all) on ITV HD.  (ie Sundays Grantchester etc)

    Have also had problems with programs cutting off on ITV. It's a real pain.
  • Chris_ThatcherChris_Thatcher Member Posts: 194 ✭✭
    edited 1 June 2017, 9:26PM
    Sarah2 said:

    Hi Steve,

    Your programmes are recorded based on the start and end times provided by the broadcaster. If the times they’ve given are incorrect, then this will cut the recording short.

    Sometimes, the times might have been right, but something might have caused your programme to overrun, in the case you gave, BGT over ran which then unfortunately caused the following programme to miss the last few minutes. Broadcasters do usually try their best to amend the schedule times, but on occasion, it may not be changed in time which then leaves you with a clipped recording. 

    Unfortunately we are not able to fix the clipped recordings however you can check if the recording is available to watch on demand instead so if this happens again, you are able to catch the start/end of the recording which you've missed. 

    Sarah

    Yes, you would be correct, but if the box is due to record consecutive programmes on the same channel, it will not add 3 minutes until the end of the last recording.
    I should have said that in my last message. (Or if 2 tuners are due to be used at the same time). Very clever box!
  • Isac HuntIsac Hunt Member Posts: 1
    edited 30 May 2017, 8:44PM
    Sarah2 said:

    Hi Steve,

    Your programmes are recorded based on the start and end times provided by the broadcaster. If the times they’ve given are incorrect, then this will cut the recording short.

    Sometimes, the times might have been right, but something might have caused your programme to overrun, in the case you gave, BGT over ran which then unfortunately caused the following programme to miss the last few minutes. Broadcasters do usually try their best to amend the schedule times, but on occasion, it may not be changed in time which then leaves you with a clipped recording. 

    Unfortunately we are not able to fix the clipped recordings however you can check if the recording is available to watch on demand instead so if this happens again, you are able to catch the start/end of the recording which you've missed. 

    Sarah

    My wife records Star Trek on The Horror Channel every day. Every single episode is missing the last couple of minutes. Why can't we just add 5 minutes to the recording?
  • churchwardenchurchwarden Member Posts: 795
    edited 1 June 2017, 9:38PM
    Sarah2 said:

    Hi Steve,

    Your programmes are recorded based on the start and end times provided by the broadcaster. If the times they’ve given are incorrect, then this will cut the recording short.

    Sometimes, the times might have been right, but something might have caused your programme to overrun, in the case you gave, BGT over ran which then unfortunately caused the following programme to miss the last few minutes. Broadcasters do usually try their best to amend the schedule times, but on occasion, it may not be changed in time which then leaves you with a clipped recording. 

    Unfortunately we are not able to fix the clipped recordings however you can check if the recording is available to watch on demand instead so if this happens again, you are able to catch the start/end of the recording which you've missed. 

    Sarah

    Chris Thatcher - I agree - I had a 'very clever' box like that. However - when you think about it, it isn't the box that is 'clever' or 'stupid'. All computer hardware is basically 'stupid'. It's the designers of the software who make the box appear 'clever' or 'stupid'. Those adjectives should actually apply to them. Nuff said.
  • VisionmanVisionman Member, Super User Posts: 10,303 ✭✭✭
    edited 2 June 2017, 12:24AM
    Sarah2 said:

    Hi Steve,

    Your programmes are recorded based on the start and end times provided by the broadcaster. If the times they’ve given are incorrect, then this will cut the recording short.

    Sometimes, the times might have been right, but something might have caused your programme to overrun, in the case you gave, BGT over ran which then unfortunately caused the following programme to miss the last few minutes. Broadcasters do usually try their best to amend the schedule times, but on occasion, it may not be changed in time which then leaves you with a clipped recording. 

    Unfortunately we are not able to fix the clipped recordings however you can check if the recording is available to watch on demand instead so if this happens again, you are able to catch the start/end of the recording which you've missed. 

    Sarah

    Its disappointing you choose to insult YouView staff. Nuff said. 
    I'm now happy with the disagree icon, because its gone.
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