On TV...

[Hell Razor5543]

If you every get another TV, Jim, make sure it has a USB port (although that should not be a problem; as most modern TVs do). Then it may be possible to get the Freeview guide to record programs (I can do this on my TV).

[CitroJim]

If you every get another TV, Jim, make sure it has a USB port (although that should not be a problem; as most modern TVs do). Then it may be possible to get the Freeview guide to record programs (I can do this on my TV).

I will investigate that James as I do have a TV (and a license!) but don't use Freeview as I have no aerial... All y TV comes via the 'net...

I am considering having a new aerial erected at some point in the future..

[Hell Razor5543]

My Blaupunkt TV has a DVD player built in, an Ethernet socket, two HDMI ports and a USB port (as well as a few others). With a 32GB USB2 stick plugged in I have around 16 hours of recording space available, and all I need to do to record a program is to find it in the TV guide (which, conveniently, is accessed via the TV GUIDE button on the remote control), highlight it and then press the red button. There is the ability to also record daily or weekly (but I do NOT know if this will 'follow' the program or merely the time).

[NewcastleFalcon]

Captain Mainwaring's, "I was wondering who'd be the first to spot that.", apparently had its roots in a Scene from "Whisky Galore" and Captain Paul Waggett played by Basil Radford.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p093cs03

REgards Neil

and in a strange coincidence tonight's late film on BBC Four is...the Original "Whisky Galore", and no doubt on the
i-player for a good while henceforth!

Regards Neil

[Hell Razor5543]

Well, here is some lovely railway architecture;

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/lifestyle/tra ... d=msedgntp