the eps won't be labeled as new, it was produced for the bbc, then showtime aquired the six-part series after it's british airing - set the 1p to "new & reruns" and it will schedule the eps.
I'm going to disagree with your analysis of the problem.the eps won't be labeled as new, it was produced for the bbc, then showtime aquired the six-part series after it's british airing - set the 1p to "new & reruns" and it will schedule the eps.
What a system *should* do is not always what it actually does. Yes, to us a show should be flagged as new, but it isn't in their database that way. Then there is the problem that a label which appears in the description field is not the value which a pass uses to decide what to record. That is a secondary layer of the system not doing what we think it should do, but our only option is to work around how it actually behaves.If a show is airing for the first time on a premium channel like SHO, then the guide should attach the NEW label to it.
My guess is that the OAD of episodes 1-3 are outside the range for TiVo to consider them new while episode 4 has a more recent OAD. When I looked at episodes 1&2, the OAD was only last month so they are not very far in the past.The actual issue appears to be in how the episode number appears in the guide database.
Episode 4, airing on Sunday, Nov 17, at 10:30 PM EST, is the only one that is being picked up by my OP (set for "New only") for recording. This is the only current episode which carries the three-digit episode designation (104). The others are labelled simply ep 1, 2, or 3.
YepMy guess is that the OAD of episodes 1-3 are outside the range for TiVo to consider them new while episode 4 has a more recent OAD. When I looked at episodes 1&2, the OAD was only last month so they are not very far in the past.