How do you Stop the recording automatically

[natedog]

I am fairly new to Sage and have browsed around the board for a while but can't seem to find an answer to this question. After I record something Sage will not stop recording. How do you set it up so that it will only record what is scheduled and then stop? I would not mind but lets say that you are going on an extended vacation and have several show recordings scheduled, after the first day or so the hard drive where I store my shows will be filled with the shows that came on after the first scheduled show and not have any room for the following scheduled shows.
Any help is appreciated

[fidget]

Originally posted by natedog
I am fairly new to Sage and have browsed around the board for a while but can't seem to find an answer to this question. After I record something Sage will not stop recording. How do you set it up so that it will only record what is scheduled and then stop? I would not mind but lets say that you are going on an extended vacation and have several show recordings scheduled, after the first day or so the hard drive where I store my shows will be filled with the shows that came on after the first scheduled show and not have any room for the following scheduled shows.
Any help is appreciated

Although you posted this to a SageRecorder forum, I think you are talking about SageTV. If you turn off Intelligent Recording, SageTV should only record those programs that you requested (I don't thing SageRecorder will record anything that you don't specifically ask it to, but I just use it as a netwok encoder to SageTV).

[Opus4]

A couple additional comments, if you really are talking about SageTV...

Put SageTV to sleep, otherwise it will continue recording live TV, once you watch something live.

I _think_ there was a problem in the beta where it would continue to record even while sleeping. That never happened to me (yet), so I don't know if it has been fixed.

- Andy

[natedog]

Thanks guys you are correct I was talking about Sage TV. I will try scheduling something tonight and then putting it to sleep to see if that answers my question.