| From: | Jonathan Day |
| Date: | 25 Mar 2001 at 15:18:55 |
| Subject: | Re: Clocks Forward |
Hi Neil
> >> My video resets its time automatically every morning.
>
> > From the time coding in teletext?
>
> Probably.
>
> > 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.
>
> According to a service engineer, the time is checked at 11am each day.
> Corruption isn't likely to cause a problem as I never tape Richard &
> Judy :)
lol! Nah, it's for the cartoons ;-)
I wonder whether mine actually checked once a timed-record has been
programmed, my clock/date changes at various times, whether for a 6pm or
11pm recording. Missed half of the last Xfiles series cos of this :-/
(coincidence...?) I always used to check before setting the video only to
come back and find nothing happened cos the year was now 2027 or something
:-|
Not that it matters anymore, I finally managed to get my money back, nipped
next door and bought a different model. Haven't had a problem since...
Jon
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