show, for example. Movies are generally broadcast at a bit rate of around 3.5 Mbps. For
example, if you take a 90-minute movie and add another 30 minutes for commercials, you
end up with a file of:
120 (movie plus commercials in min.) x 60 = 7,200 seconds
7,200 (seconds) x 3.5 (Mb)
= 25,200 Mb
25,200 (Mb) / 8
= 3,150 MB
3,150 (MB) / 1024
= 3.7 GB (well, approximately, anyway)
Timer
Click the “Timer” button while watching a station to collect information on the current
program. If you are watching a station that does not broadcast program information, the
upper part of the “Program overview” will remain empty.
Once you have found a program that you would like to record in the “Program overview” area,
proceed as follows:
Click the program to select it.
Check the time settings in the “Timer item configuration” and correct the start or end times to
accommodate possible changes to the broadcast. Here you can also select the format of the
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