nfl2k22 Posted July 6, 2006 Report Posted July 6, 2006 *I assume discussing TV Shows isn't against the terms of service - I have a subscription to Dish Network and Comedy Central is part of the package, in which case I am paying for the following TV series....utorrent version: Latest, 1.6Shows Wanted: Daily Show with Jon StewartRSS File: http://tvrss.net/sources/vtv/I followed the tips provided on the guide, and added a "favorite" as a means to filter out only "Daily Show" episodes.Problem: When I go to load my favorite to make changes, all text fields are blanked, almost like I had never entered any text to begin with. See here:See that? Nothing there . Since it appears not to save my filter settings, what option do I have to auto download the latest Daily Show episode? Thanks for your help.
Ultima Posted July 6, 2006 Report Posted July 6, 2006 Er... it doesn't happen here... O.oDoes it happen every time?And small technicallity, but you're still not entitled to download anything just because you're paying for the channel it's being played on. You're paying for the subscription to watch it on television, that's all. It's the same with Windows -- you're not paying to own Windows as opposed to owning the license to use it. Windows isn't your intellectual property still. Anyway, off that tangent...
gamerD00d Posted July 6, 2006 Report Posted July 6, 2006 You have to make sure that when you're inputting, that the actual FAVORITE is selected... If you go to the tab and nothing is selected, you can input, but it doesn't tie to anything... It took me a few tries when the RSS was added to uTorrent Not to hijack your thread, but what does the new icon mean in the RSS viewer? It looked like 2 windows (kinda like the Maximize/Restore button on all windows in XP)
rafi Posted July 7, 2006 Report Posted July 7, 2006 If you mean on the releases tab - it's for titles posted in the last 24 hours... look in the RSS guide...and I think your analysis of the problem was correct
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