Weird. After my update, all my shows, even the ones that I already watched were labeled as "NEW".
You need to set new & repeats for some shows that air elsewhere before airing in America.So the question is really more of is the guide metadata wrong, or is it something else? One example was "Lost Girl" (new show). This weeks episode would not record even though it should. There are a number of others. If this isn 't the same issue, I'll start another thread.
What? Are you kidding me? The guide shows they are first run. Zap2it shows they are first run. The series is brand new - never been seen before.You need to set new & repeats for some shows that air elsewhere before airing in America.
I'm in the east. No, it's not a time zone thing.Maybe its a time-zone thing. Is everyone seeing this problem, or just folks on the West Coast?
I noticed that in the guide, shows that appear without NEW tags say that the "original air date" was a day EARLIER than the current date. Not sure how that would be a time-zone thing, but just grasping at straws.
Either way, a fix would be nice.
What does your Guide say after "First Aired" for the next episode of "Lost Girl"?What? Are you kidding me? The guide shows they are first run. Zap2it shows they are first run. The series is brand new - never been seen before.
Beyond that, are we Tivo users supposed to somehow research where in the world a specific episode may possibly have been run before in order to decide how to configure season passes? What exactly then is the use of the "first run" setting? What about the fact that even futoncritic, which has no concept of where in the country I am but it shows an episode of first run?
This issue is still going on. For some reason, the new series "Lost Girl" seems to be uncommonly vulnerable more than others. I've never seen this consistent failure in this manner before, but at this point it's happened frequently enough that I no longer trust my season passes and have to manually check every single days recordings in advance because the Tivo is not properly recording content.
Sorry, I totally disagree with you. What my Tivo guide says is that it is not a repeat. There is no "R" for repeat for the first airing of each episode. There IS an "R" for subsequent viewings of those episodes. It is a new series, never before having been seen in this country - and if you did not research the actual show, you would assume that it has never been seen anywhere. Furthermore, on Futoncritic, it shows as new episodes - and NOT as previously aired.What does your Guide say after "First Aired" for the next episode of "Lost Girl"?
Check the "First Aired' on Zap2it
http://tvlistings.zap2it.com/tv/lost-girl/upcoming-episodes/EP01304253
What are you disagreeing with? I didn't say it was right, just explaining why.Sorry, I totally disagree with you. What my Tivo guide says is that it is not a repeat. There is no "R" for repeat for the first airing of each episode. There IS an "R" for subsequent viewings of those episodes. It is a new series, never before having been seen in this country - and if you did not research the actual show, you would assume that it has never been seen anywhere. Furthermore, on Futoncritic, it shows as new episodes - and NOT as previously aired.
The value of the Tivo service is that you DON'T have to heavily research to determine this stuff. If you're creating a season pass and don't want repeats, then select "First Run". It's that easy. It has previously always worked that way. For several new shows, it has not worked that way.
If viewers need to go and research "First Aired" dates on Zap2it rather than looking for new episodes, the value of Tivo has been significantly reduced. For the record, the Verizon Fios Motorola HD DVR did NOT have a problem recording the same content. As crazy as it sounds, it seems as though the Tivo logic is at least in this case inferior to the Verizon/Moto logic.
http://www.thefutoncritic.com/showatch/lost-girl/
Tivos do not, and never have, use[d] the HUMAN READABLE text in the program descriptions.Sorry, I totally disagree with you. What my Tivo guide says is that it is not a repeat. There is no "R" for repeat for the first airing of each episode. There IS an "R" for subsequent viewings of those episodes.