-DVR entries are used by Tvheadend to keep track of upcoming, finished
+DVR entries are used by Tvheadend to keep track of upcoming/current, finished
and failed recordings.
- * Upcoming and currently recording entries remain in the [Upcoming/Current Recordings](dvr_upcoming) tab.
-
- * When a recording completes successfully the entry is moved to the [Finished Recordings](dvr_finished) tab.
-
- * When a recording fails or gets aborted the entry is moved to the [Failed Recordings](dvr_failed) tab.
-
+ * Upcoming and currently recording entries remain in the *Upcoming/Current Recordings* tab.
+ * When a recording completes successfully the entry is moved to the *Finished Recordings* tab.
+ * When a recording fails or gets aborted the entry is moved to the *Failed Recordings* tab.
-Some entry details are not available/incomplete until the recording
-completes or fails, e.g. filesize, total data errors, etc.
+**Some entry details are not available/incomplete until the recording
+completes or fails, e.g. filesize, total data errors, etc.**
+
+---
+
+##Upcoming/Current Recordings
+
+This tab shows your all upcoming/current recording entries.
+
+
+
+###Adding and Editing an Entry
+
+####Adding an Entry Using the EPG
+
+Using the Electronic Program Guide search functionality, find the
+program/event you would like to record. Click on it, then using the broadcast
+details dialog you can:
+
+* Record the event once by pressing the *[Record program]* button.
+* Automatically record all upcoming events matching the program's title by pressing the *[Autorec]* button.
+* Record all upcoming series episodes by pressing the *[Record series]* button. **This replaces the *[Autorec]* button when series link information is available.**
+
+For full instructions on how to search and record using the EPG take a
+look at the [EPG](epg) page.
+
+####Adding an Entry Using Autorec Rules
+
+Autorec rules allow you to match events using various options.
+
+* Record events using regular expressions, they can be as simple or as powerful as you like.
+* Record events that broadcast between certain times or days of the week.
+
+See [Autorec](class/dvrautorec) for more information.
+
+
+####Adding a Timer Event
+
+You can set time-based entries using the [Timer](class/dvrtimerec) tab.
+
+
+####Manual Event Entry/Editing an Entry
+
+To add an entry press the *[Add]* button from the menu bar. To edit an
+entry highlight the desired entry within the grid and
+then press the *[Edit]* button.
+
+A common set of fields is used for the _Add_ or _Edit_ dialogs, most
+of which can also be seen in the grid view:
+
+
+
+**Tip**: You can quickly make changes to an entry by double-clicking on
+the desired field within the grid. See *Editing Fields* on the [Web interface Guide - General](webui_general)
+page for details.
+
+
+###Deleting an Entry/Stopping an In-progress Recording
+
+You can delete, stop or abort an upcoming (or an already in-progress) recording by pressing
+the *[Delete]*, *[Stop]* or *[Abort]* button from the menu bar.
+
+* The *[Delete]* button completely removes the event and any associated file(s).
+* The *[Stop]* button gracefully stops an in-progress recording and moves it to the Finished Recordings tab.
+* The *[Abort]* button stops an already in-progress recording, moves the entry to the Failed Recordings and marks it as *Aborted by user*. Note that this does not remove the (partial) recording file from disk.
+
+Note that only in-progress recording can be stopped or aborted.
+
+**Deleting an entry can't be undone, you will be prompted for confirmation.**
+
+---
+
+##DVR - Finished Recordings
+
+This tab shows all your finished recording entries.
+
+
+
+###Playing a Recording
+
+You can play a recording by clicking the *Play* link,
+note that these links do not link to an actual file but to a playlist.
+This will automatically launch an appropriate player, otherwise you will
+need to manually open the playlist to start watching (normally a
+double-click on the downloaded file).
+
+###Downloading a Recording
+
+Highlight (select) the desired entry then press the *[Download]* button on the
+menu bar.
+
+###Editing an Entry
+
+You can edit an entry by clicking the *[Edit]* button on the menu bar,
+note that not all fields can be edited.
+
+###Deleting an Entry
+
+Highlight (select) the desired entry(s) then press the *[Delete]* button on the
+menu bar.
+
+**Deleting can't be undone. You
+will be prompted to confirm deletion.**
+
+**Tip**: You can highlight multiple entries by holding ctrl or shift
+(to select a range) while clicking.
+
+
+
+---
+
+##DVR - Failed Recordings
+
+This tab shows all failed recording entries.
+
+
+
+The *Status* column gives the reason why a recording failed.
+
+###Playing a Failed Recording
+
+You can play a partial recording by clicking the *Play* link,
+note that these links do not link to an actual file but to a playlist.
+This will automatically launch an appropriate player, otherwise you will
+need to manually open the playlist to start watching (normally a
+double-click on the downloaded file).
+
+###Downloading a Recording
+
+Highlight (select) the desired entry then press the *[Download]* button on the menu bar.
+
+###Re-recording an Entry/Re-schedule a Failed Recording
+
+You can re-schedule an entry by pressing the *[Re-record]* button on the menu bar.
+
+**Note**: Your EPG data must have another matching event to be able to re-schedule
+the entry.
+
+###Moving an Entry
+
+Failed recordings can be moved to the Finished Recordings tab by
+highlighting (selecting) the desired entry and then pressing the *[Move to finished]*
+button from the menu bar.
+
+###Deleting an Entry
+
+Highlight (select) the desired entry(s) then press the *[Delete]* button on the menu bar.
+
+**Deleting can't be undone. You will be prompted to confirm deletion.**
+
+**Tip**: You can highlight multiple entries by holding ctrl or shift
+(to select a range) while clicking.
---
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-##DVR - Failed Recordings
-
-This tab shows all failed recording entries.
-
-
-
-The *Status* column indicates why a recording failed.
-See the status item on the [DVR Entries](class/dvrentry) page for more
-information.
-
----
-
-###Playing a Failed Recording
-
-You can play a partial recording by clicking the *Play* link,
-note that these links do not link to an actual file but to a playlist.
-
-This will automatically launch an appropriate player, otherwise you will
-need to manually open the playlist to start watching (normally a
-double-click on the downloaded file).
-
-###Downloading a Recording
-
-Highlight the desired entry then press the *[Download]* button on the menu bar.
-
-###Re-recording an Entry/Re-schedule a Failed Recording
-
-You can re-schedule an entry by pressing the *[Re-record]* button on the menu bar.
-
-**Note**: Your EPG data must have another matching event to be able to re-schedule
-the entry.
-
-###Moving an Entry
-
-Failed recordings can be moved to the [Finished Recordings](dvr_finished)
-tab by highlighting the desired entry and then pressing the *[Move to finished]*
-button from the menu bar.
-
-###Deleting an Entry
-
-Highlight the desired entry(s) then press the *[Delete]* button on the menu bar.
-
-**Deleting can't be undone. You will be prompted to confirm deletion.**
-
-**Tip**: You can highlight multiple entries by holding ctrl or shift
-(to select a range) while clicking.
-
+++ /dev/null
-##DVR - Upcoming/Current Recordings
-
-This tab shows your all upcoming/current recording entries.
-
-
-
----
-
-###Adding and Editing an Entry
-
-####Adding an Entry Using the EPG
-
-Using the Electronic Program Guide search functionality, find the
-program/event you would like to record. Click on it, then using the broadcast
-details dialog you can:
-
-* Record the event once by pressing the *[Record program]* button.
-* Automatically record all upcoming events matching the program's title by pressing the *[Autorec]* button.
-* Record all upcoming series episodes by pressing the *[Record series]* button. **This replaces the *[Autorec]* button when series link information is available.**
-
-For full instructions on how to search and record using the EPG take a
-look at the [EPG](epg) page.
-
-####Adding an Entry Using Autorec Rules
-
-Autorec rules allow you to match events using various options.
-
-* Record events using regular expressions, they can be as simple or as powerful as you like.
-* Record events that broadcast between certain times or days of the week.
-
-See [Autorec](class/dvrautorec) for more information.
-
-####Adding a Timer Event
-
-You can set time-based entries using the [Timer](class/dvrtimerec) tab.
-
-####Manual Event Entry/Editing an Entry
-
-To add an entry press the *[Add]* button from the menu bar. To edit an
-entry highlight the desired entry within the grid and
-then press the *[Edit]* button.
-
-A common set of fields is used for the _Add_ or _Edit_ dialogs, most
-of which can also be seen in the grid view:
-
-
-
-See the [DVR Entries](class/dvrentry) page for a more detailed look at
-the various entry options.
-
-**Tip**: You can quickly make changes to an entry by double-clicking on
-the desired field within the grid. See *Editing Fields* on the [Web interface Guide - General](webui_general)
-page for details.
-
-###Deleting an Entry/Stopping an In-progress Recording
-
-You can delete, stop or abort an upcoming (or an already in-progress) recording by pressing
-the *[Delete]*, *[Stop]* or *[Abort]* button from the menu bar.
-
-* The *[Delete]* button completely removes the event and any associated file(s).
-* The *[Stop]* button gracefully stops an in-progress recording and moves it to the [Finished Recordings](dvr_finished) tab.
-* The *[Abort]* button stops an already in-progress recording, moves the entry to the [Failed Recordings](dvr_failed) and marks it as *Aborted by user*. Note that this does not remove the (partial) recording file from disk.
-
-Note that only in-progress recording can be stopped or aborted.
-
-**Deleting an entry can't be undone, you will be prompted for confirmation.**
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