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3 hrs ago someone on Reddit posted the 30 second skip was " not persistent " andyou have to "redo it" every time you watch something. Anybody know anything about this?
I'll ask the same thing I've asked in the other two threads on this subject that no one has answeredSo do we have a problem? This is big. I use that 30 second skip a lot. My Premiere is working on a live Yankee game.
Since this is the same question in 3 different forums, I thought I'd make the same expanded comment in all 3.TE3: Settings, Remote Control, CableCARD & Devices, Remote Control Setup, ADVANCE & REPLAY button Behaviors
ADVANCE scan forward 30 seconds, or
ADVANCE skips to tick
I can not find reference to a 30 second SKIP.
TE4 - no option.
Please help me understand why this is a big deal, both processes result in the same result, pressing >| results in it moving 30, 60, 90 seconds forward with almost no wait for the scan to finish.I hope they fix this before i get the update. I use this a lot. I use the SPS code that it skips a whole 30 seconds at once, not where it scans 30 seconds forward.
For me it's very simple - 30 second skip is instant, 30 second scan is not. I like instant skip, not the slower scan. Luckily TE3 is not affected (yet). I also have the quick clear SPS such that the play bar goes away almost instantly after using skip as well since I hate that overlay.Please help me understand why this is a big deal, both processes result in the same result, pressing >| results in it moving 30, 60, 90 seconds forward with almost no wait for the scan to finish.
I would totally understand if losing SPS 30 meant there was no way to do a quick "jump 30s forward" but that's not the case, and scan 30s it totally supported and not a backdoor code.
Please help me understand why this is a big deal, both processes result in the same result, pressing >| results in it moving 30, 60, 90 seconds forward with almost no wait for the scan to finish.
I would totally understand if losing SPS 30 meant there was no way to do a quick "jump 30s forward" but that's not the case, and scan 30s it totally supported and not a backdoor code.
Seconding Moyekj's post - it's the speed of it. Especially when you stack up several (6-8) skips in a row, the instant jump is quicker than the scan.For me it's very simple - 30 second skip is instant, 30 second scan is not. I like instant skip, not the slower scan. Luckily TE3 is not affected (yet). I also have the quick clear SPS such that the play bar goes away almost instantly after using skip as well since I hate that overlay.
I had no idea a SPS code for that even existed. What is the code sequence?For me it's very simple - 30 second skip is instant, 30 second scan is not. I like instant skip, not the slower scan. Luckily TE3 is not affected (yet). I also have the quick clear SPS such that the play bar goes away almost instantly after using skip as well since I hate that overlay.
Select-Play-Select-Pause-SelectI had no idea a SPS code for that even existed. What is the code sequence?
I'll be the first to say I don't understand, but to each their own, I missed SPS30 for a few days several years ago and since then scan 30s has done well by me.Seconding Moyekj's post - it's the speed of it. Especially when you stack up several (6-8) skips in a row, the instant jump is quicker than the scan.
One thing TiVo has over streaming services is the eight second skip back. Hulu does 10 seconds, right? That's one thing I miss about On Demand being removed. I could skip back eight seconds in On Demand when it existed. Although I do wish TiVo had captions on replay.yeah, 30 second scan takes a while. Though I will watch the shows I can commercial free on Hulu or anything else I already subscribe to to have to avoid even 30 second skipping or commercial skipping!
I don't know what you mean by on replay. Tivo does have captions, and the VAST majority of the time, they're even correct when playing at 1.9x. (once in a rare while, captions are messed up more when sped up..)One thing TiVo has over streaming services is the eight second skip back. Hulu does 10 seconds, right? That's one thing I miss about On Demand being removed. I could skip back eight seconds in On Demand when it existed. Although I do wish TiVo had captions on replay.
I assumed he meant if you go back 8 seconds then close caps automatically come on.I don't know what you mean by on replay. Tivo does have captions, and the VAST majority of the time, they're even correct when playing at 1.9x. (once in a rare while, captions are messed up more when sped up..)