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  1. 4th Jul 2010 00:06 #1
    dbanimal
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    Hi all,

    I have been using CapDVHS for some time now to record HD shows off my DVR. I use the 'Timer Reserve' option quite a bit and I've noticed that ocassionally when a program has finished recording that my DVR shuts off. I have the 'After' option set to 'None' but it still shuts off my DVR and then if I had reserves after this they won't record obviously. Any solution to this that you know of?

    Thanks in advance!
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  2. 5th Jul 2010 23:20 #2
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    Anyone with experience with this?
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  3. 6th Jul 2010 02:08 #3
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    Not me. Nope, sorry. (Just wanted to reply -- people are reading, we just don't have answers for you.)
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  4. 6th Jul 2010 09:26 #4
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    Check/uncheck the correct checkboxes in the settings.

    Click the "Setings" tab.

    CHECK "Video Power On at Capture Start"
    UNCHECK "Video Power Off at Capture Stop"

    UNCHECK "Does not Video Power On at reserve"
    CHECK "Does not Video Power Off at Reserve"
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  5. 6th Jul 2010 10:54 #5
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    Awesome!! Thanks for this helpful info!! I will give it a shot when I get home.
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