The schedule showed it set to record on 11014 when I checked it before the game. That's when I told it to skip and then went into the guide to manually select the show on 12.1.
There is only (1) season pass currently setup for NFL Football.
Guide data is displaying those two as different events (like being different games).
ESPN2: Monday Night Football with Peyton and Eli: Denver Broncos at Kansas City Chiefs
and
ABC: Denver Broncos at Kansas City Chiefs (probably also on ESPN)
I'm surprised it didn't try to record both of them.
It's going to record both airings next Monday.
One on 12.1 ABC (New York Giants at Los Angeles Rams)
The other on 11015 ESPN2 (Monday Night Football with Peyton and Eric: New York Giants at Los Angeles Rams)
You either need to skip the ESPN2 recording or modify the pass to exclude "Monday Night Football" in the Event Title.
Yes, I understand that, thank you. What I don't understand is why Channels DVR decided to record from a lower priority tuner from the original example, and made the user invoke the recording manually from the guide on the higher priority source. I just don't want to have to be a constant watchdog for the software.
The one you skipped was airing on ESPN2 and has a different Event Title (which is what I'm trying to say) than the same game airing on ABC & ESPN.
If you don't do anything it will record from both ESPN2 and ABC and you will have 2 recordings of the game.
The guide data is different for the ESPN2 airing, so Channels DVR thinks it's a different game than the one airing on both ABC & ESPN. So it schedules both of them.
What I'm trying to tell you is that only (1) NFL game was scheduled to record last night. If I had left the system alone, it would have recorded the game from only 11014, and not from channel 12.1. There was just one line item in the schedule.