| From: | Jonathan Day |
| Date: | 25 Mar 2001 at 00:26:55 |
| Subject: | Re: Clocks Forward |
Hi
> >>NB Those of us running ClockDaemon never have to worry about this :)
>
> > Ok smarty pants tell us all how to configure it to do the video and
alarm
> > clocks.
>
> My video resets its time automatically every morning.
>From the time coding in teletext? It's all well and good if you have a
perfect arial reception, but if you dont it can totally screw your date/time
settings - as I found out to my cost - and usually just before a
timed-record kicks in. And on my video at least, it was not a "feature" I
could turn off. My picture quality was fine to look at, no ghosting or snow,
but it still managed to scramble the time/date on occasions :-|
At least this is the excuse 2 people came back with independently from each
other.
> What's an alarm clock? :)
An abomination that thoroughly deserves a wack on the head every weekday
morning :-/
Jon
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