>
> > In addition to wanting to fix this problem so I can use my
> Myth, I would
> > also like to tactfully suggest that this error message is a
> design flaw,
> > even when correctly displayed.
>
> From: Isaac Richards [mailto:ijr@po.cwru.edu]
>
> It is not a design flaw. You're ignoring the fact that
> mythtv supports
> multiple tuner cards. It would have to present a list of
> currently recording
> programs for the user to select, and the watch recordings
> screen does just
> that. No sense in duplicating functionality.
I am being tactful, right? I a big fan of Myth.
The message 'your tuner is being used' is unpleasant, and I think I'm
suggesting, unnecessary. There are tivo's with multiple tuners, and
they do this alternate behavior.
Currently, when my tuner is being used and I select Watch TV, I get a
big error message. Then I have to navigate over (a buncha menu items)
to find the show to watch. Unpleasant.
Myth currently has the brains to see if there is an available tuner, and
use that open tuner. This is great behavior.
All I'm suggesting is that, like Tivo, if all tuners are taken, simply
pick one and play whatever it's recording, rather than put up an error
message. I agree with you that having to select which busy tuner you'd
like is overkill. But playing something is perhaps better than giving
the error.
> > In addition to wanting to fix this problem so I can use my
> Myth, I would
> > also like to tactfully suggest that this error message is a
> design flaw,
> > even when correctly displayed.
>
> From: Isaac Richards [mailto:ijr@po.cwru.edu]
>
> It is not a design flaw. You're ignoring the fact that
> mythtv supports
> multiple tuner cards. It would have to present a list of
> currently recording
> programs for the user to select, and the watch recordings
> screen does just
> that. No sense in duplicating functionality.
I am being tactful, right? I a big fan of Myth.
The message 'your tuner is being used' is unpleasant, and I think I'm
suggesting, unnecessary. There are tivo's with multiple tuners, and
they do this alternate behavior.
Currently, when my tuner is being used and I select Watch TV, I get a
big error message. Then I have to navigate over (a buncha menu items)
to find the show to watch. Unpleasant.
Myth currently has the brains to see if there is an available tuner, and
use that open tuner. This is great behavior.
All I'm suggesting is that, like Tivo, if all tuners are taken, simply
pick one and play whatever it's recording, rather than put up an error
message. I agree with you that having to select which busy tuner you'd
like is overkill. But playing something is perhaps better than giving
the error.