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Old 07-06-2008, 11:34 AM   #1038
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Re: Holding out for the Sony RDR-HXD870

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Originally Posted by Pincho Paxton View Post
It works if you are connected to line 1, and watching line 1. So you can pause Virgin for example. And I don't call Rewinding a recorded program LIVE. If you are already recording it isn't LIVE anymore. So I say you can't rewind Live TV. I know it is a strange way to look at it, but it does simplify the matter to say that a recording isn't live.
its a very strange way to look at it and hence causes confusion

ALL rewinding of live tv is dependent on a recording being present on the hdd , this is true of a v+ , a sky+ , a humax or topfield or similar pvr and is the same on the sony recorder too

anytime you rewind the program back , or you chase live tv , or you watch the program being recorded , you are then watching a recording until you catch up with the live program again

so at all times you are watching a recording UNTIL you get to the live transmission point.

what you are saying is your interpretation of the facts , same as we all are , but unless you watch a live transmission you are watching a buffered recording of some sort

even a live transmission isnt necessarily live either

try putting sky on in one room on bbc1 , the freeview recorder in another room on bbc1 , and analogue tv in another room on bbc1

now tell me if they are all in sync , or is one in front of the other ?

so which one is live ? the one you hear and see first ? ( analogue )

its only no longer a live transmission when it has ceased transmission and so you only have a recording left ( ie:- it has an end point )

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