Tivo get their data from Tribune. Tribune gets their data from the network. *shrug*
Why give wrong guide data for Journeyman, then? I don't see how screwing PVR owners by not reporting the correct 10:01 start time for Journeyman helps viewer retention; that would already have been accomplished by running Heroes the extra minute.richsadams said:Yep, not a TiVo bug. It's actually the network's fault. It's a marketing dept. concept that's aimed at keeping viewers from leaving.
Good idea...let 'em know! :up:tivogurl said:Why give wrong guide data for Journeyman, then? I don't see how screwing PVR owners by not reporting the correct 10:01 start time for Journeyman helps viewer retention; that would already have been accomplished by running Heroes the extra minute.
It may not technically be a TiVo bug, but it's at a minimum a misfeature. TiVo can already detect overlaps. Why not go further and check if the overlapping programs are on the same channel? If they are we know we can subtract overlap from one of the programs, preferably in a way that removes a conflict with another channel. Then rerun the scheduling algorithm. You'll still record everything every minute of the shows you wanted on channel A, you'll be able to record channel B because you've eliminated the ghost conflict, and you render yourself resistant to network schedule shenanigans.