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+##Digital Video Recorder - Upcoming/Current Recordings
+
+This tab shows your all upcoming/current recordings.
+
+
+
+### Items
+
+**Details**
+: Shows the status of the recording event:
+
+Icon | Description
+-------------------------------------------|-------------
+ | the program is scheduled (upcoming)
+ | the program is active and underway (current)
+ | click to display detailed information about the selected recording (upcoming or current)
+
+Please see the [DVR Entry](class/dvrentry) page for a more detailed look at
+the various entry options.
+
+###1. Adding an Entry/Adding a New Recording
+
+You can add an entry by:
+
+####1.1. Using the EPG
+
+Using the Electronic Program Guide search functionality, find the
+program/event you would like to record. For full instructions on how to
+search the EPG, take a look at the [EPG](epg) page.
+
+Once you've found the program you'd like to record, click on it, then
+using the resultant dialog you can:
+
+* Record it 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.**
+
+**Tip**: You can quickly find all matching programs by clicking on the title.
+
+####1.2. 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.
+
+Please see [Autorec](dvr_autorec) for more information.
+
+###1.3. Manual Event Entry/Editing an Entry
+
+A common set of fields is used for the _Add_ or _Edit_ functions, most
+of which can also be seen in the grid view:
+
+
+
+See the [DVR Entry](class/dvrentry) page for a more detailed look at
+the various entry options.
####Fully-Integrated with Mainstream Media Players
* Movian and Kodi are the main targets.
-* All channel data, channel groups/tages, EPG and TV streaming is carried over a single TCP connection.
+* All channel data, channel groups/tags, EPG and TV streaming is carried over a single TCP connection.
####Mobile/Remote Client Support
* As well as the web interface, which is accessible through VPN if required,
- [EPG Grid](epg)
-* DVR
+* Digital Video Recorder
- - [Upcoming/Current Recordings](class/dvrentry)
+ - [Upcoming/Current Recordings](dvr_upcoming)
- [Finished Recordings](class/dvrentry)
- [Failed Recordings](class/dvrentry)
- [DVR AutoRec Entries](class/dvrautorec)
- [Time Schedules (TimeRec)](class/dvrtimerec)
+ - [DVR Entry](class/dvrentry)
Web Interface Configuration Guide
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+##General Overview of Web Interface
+
+Tvheadend is operated primarily through a tabbed web interface.
+
+There are some basic navigation concepts that will help you get around and
+make the best of it.
+
+####Page Structure
+
+The interface is made up of nested tabs, so similar functions are grouped
+together (e.g. all configuration items at the top level, then all configuration
+items for a particular topic are below that).
+
+Each tab is then typically laid out with a menu bar across the top that
+provides access to Add/Save/Edit-type functions, and a grid like a spreadsheet
+below that. The grid items are frequently editable.
+
+Most configuration items - certainly the ones that are common to all types
+of item covered by that tab - are in this grid. However, some item-specific
+configuration items are then only available through the *Add* and *Edit*
+dialog boxes. For example, the main network configuration tab grid covers
+parameters common to DVB-S, -T, -C and IPTV networks, but specific things
+such as FEC rolloff or mux URL are then only in the dialogs for networks
+that need these values.
+
+####Displaying and Manipulating Columns
+
+* Not all columns are necessarily visible. If you hover your mouse over a
+ column heading, you'll see a down arrow - click here, and a drop-down menu
+ will appear to give you access to **which columns are shown and which are not**.
+
+* The same drop-down menu gives you access to a **sort** function if defined
+ (it doesn't always make sense to have a sortable column for some parameters).
+ You can also sort a column by simply clicking on the column header; reverse
+ the sort order by clicking again.
+
+* And the same drop-down menu also gives you access to a **filter** function
+ if defined. The filter does simple pattern-matching on any string you
+ provide.
+
+* **Re-arrange** the columns by simply dragging he header to a new spot.
+
+* **Re-size** the columns by dragging the very edges of the column header as
+ required.
+
+####Editing Fields
+
+* To edit a cell, double click on it. After a cell is changed, a small red
+ flag or triangle will appear in the top-left corner to indicate that it
+ has been changed. These changes can now be kept (*Save* button), or
+ abandoned (*Undo* button).
+
+* To change a check box or radio button, click once.
+
+* To add a new entry, press the *Add* button. The new (empty) entry will
+ be created on the server but will not be saved and will not necessarily
+ be enabled. You can now change all the cells to the desired values, check
+ the ‘enable’ box if applicable and then press *Save* to activate the new
+ entry.
+
+* Most rows are multi-selectable, so you can carry out certain actions on
+ more than one entry at the same time. So, for example, you can select
+ multiple items by using ctrl+click on each
+ entry or click, shift+click to select a range.
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