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Just following threads you see the statement "broke again" a lot. This is one of those unique situations and just maybe the problem isn't with the software but the user.
Hehe the problem could very well be with the users. Some users don't notice the bugs which tells me that those people have a very limited use case or that they are not very observant.
Kind of hard to miss obvious things such as creating a manual timer and then saving it and finding that it was created with a completely different time than you picked.
Kind of hard to miss obvious things such as deleting a timer and then while still on the timers screen trying to adjust the priority of another timer and having it move the timer below instead because it didn't internally adjust the numbering to account for the timer that was deleted.
Kind of hard to miss that the guide data on some shows does not change day to day so the show does not record "skipped, already recorded." No work around because if it thinks it has recently recorded the episode then it isn't going to re-record it regardless of the recording type.
Fix these obvious things please so that those of us who notice the defects can watch our tv shows.
I love the HWS/Hopper3. No other complaints really but when I try and fail to record a show for the same reasons that it failed six months ago, it gets frustrating.
Seems that they are more interested in adding new Alexa features than they are with operational stability.