when watching a tv show does the next episode start automatically after one ends
751027
Yes, it does. It will do this for four episodes, then stop and prompt you to continue.
751028
Yes it does but after a cettain number of shows it stops to make sure your still watching. This device overall disappointed me you would be better off with a roku imho.
751029
Yes.you can do it manually or wait about 15 seconds and the next episode starts. I have four d-links and love them.
1623230
No. There are TV shows ( previous episodes not current) available to watch but you have to pay.
2015565
No. Unfortunately it comes on to the NEXT setting. Why would they do that??
371152
I returned the item a long time ago, but I think you can actually come into a show already on the air, press "rec" and start watching, and then after that you can press "pause" and "play" all you wish. You cannot do this with a show that you set to record and then walked in on mid-way. Nor can you do the "rec/pause" trick while the unit is already recording a show - without messing up your recording.
515679
It records continuously "in the background" in a 6-hour buffer (last 6 hours you've tuned to), so when you're watching live TV and want to replay or save something, you press PAUSE, which freezes the pic at that point. When you want to resume watching that show, you press PLAY and you'll see the remaining part that you missed while paused. You'll be in "Chase Play" mode, which allows you to skip commercials, etc. until you catch back up to the live show. The help file on Pause Live TV is here: http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showpost.php?p=17689346 An index of info and help files is here (you only need to read and bookmark PAGE 1): http://www.avsforum.com/t/940657/magnavox-515-513-2160a-2160-2080-philips-3576-3575#post_12244086
785194
Yes it plays automatically for all of the loaded discs in the tray in sequence. You can also individual discs to play. The following was taken from the Basic Playback section of the manual: 1 Press STANDBY/ON on the front panel. 2 Press OPEN/CLOSE / on the front panel to open the disc loading tray. 3 Place the chosen discs in the tray, printed side up. 4 Press PLAY. &#10140;The disc tray closes and playback starts automatically for all of the loaded discs in the tray in sequence.
1470751
If you count up from 1 you can stop and then start again where you left off. I haven't tried counting down from a higher number but assume it would be the same. I like this very well.
1192551
If you're receiving digital signals through your antenna, there is a limited TV guide for each station. Unfortunately it is not as good as the guide that shows up with a cable company's DVR. Some stations only list programs up to a few hours beyond the time you access the guide while other stations guides go for up to 48 hours beyond the current time. Kind of frustrating for shows you want to record that are a few days or more out from your current time. You could access tvguide.com from your computer and write down the dates/times of those shows and manually program recording times for them on the DVR. If you're receiving digital signals through your antenna, there is a limited TV guide for each station. Unfortunately it is not as good as the guide that shows up with a cable company's DVR. Some stations only list programs up to a few hours beyond the time you access the guide while other stations guides go for up to 48 hours beyond the current time. Kind of frustrating for shows you want to record that are a few days or more out from your current time. You could access tvguide.com from your computer and write down the dates/times of those shows and manually program recording times for... » Read More If you're receiving digital signals through your antenna, there is a limited TV guide for each station. Unfortunately it is not as good as the guide that shows up with a cable company's DVR. Some stations only list programs up to a few hours beyond the time you access the guide while other stations guides go for up to 48 hours beyond the current time. Kind of frustrating for shows you want to record that are a few days or more out from your current time. You could access tvguide.com from your computer and write down the dates/times of those shows and manually program recording times for them on the DVR. « Show Less
2226739
If you push the "stop" button, but don't turn off the machine, it will start from where it left off. If you turn the machine off altogether, it will start the DVD from the beginning.
376248
When you program it to record a show, it will turn itself on to record the show and then back off when done. If you want to record something that's already started, change to the right channel, and just hit the record button.
2114125
Only if you press pause and later hit play. The off switch will force you to have fast forward to find where you stopped viewing.
1588660
Yes! That's exactly what this one does. It skips ahead in increments of 30 seconds, and back in increments of 7 seconds. Very useful!
180871
No; you have to run each station manually on at the time. There is no "all stations manual run".
235678
Two shows but if you record two you won't be able to watch another (third) show. You can record two shows and watch a previous recorded show while the two are recording.
424225
If it is installed correctly (specifically, one of the electrical connections must always have power), it will continue playing from where it left off. If you are in the middle of a video, turn the car off, and leave the screen open, when you start the car again, it will automatically turn on and start playing where it left off, without doing anything.
2136589
From the other answers, my understanding is that this does NOT allow the use of a program guide (like many others) to record things in the next couple weeks or as a series. I rarely want to set a recording within 6 hours of the actual time. It sounds like most of my recordings would need to be set by time slot and channel like an old VCR. Is this right?
1739361
Yes. Just push the "Start Stop/Enter" button once. When you are ready to start it again, then press that button again and the timer will continue where it left off.