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<h6>Sort Release Dates</h6>
<p>Sorts everything by its release date. This will only work correctly if the release dates in Plex are correct. In case any item does not have a release date specified, it will be moved to the bottom.</p>
<h6>Sort Release Dates</h6>
<p>Sorts everything by its release date. This will only work correctly if the release dates in Plex are correct. In case any item does not have a release date specified, it will be moved to the bottom.</p>
<h6>Balance Shows</h6>
<p>Attempts to make the total amount of time each TV show appears in the programming as balanced as possible. This works by adding multiple copies of TV shows that have too little total time and by possibly removing duplicated episodes from TV shows that have too much total time. Note that in many situations it would be impossible to achieve perfect balance because channel duration is not infinite. Movies/Clips are treated as a single TV show. Note that this will most likely result in a larger channel and that having large channels makes some UI operations slower.</p>
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<h6>Add Flex</h6>
<p>Adds a &quot;Flex&quot; Time Slot. Can be configured to play a fallback screen and/or random &quot;filler&quot; content (e.g &quot;commercials&quot;, trailers, prerolls, countdowns, music videos, channel bumpers, etc.). Short Flex periods are hidden from the TV guide and are displayed as extensions to the previous program. Long Flex periods appear as the channel name in the TV guide. Normally this is not the best way to add Flex time, and you&apos;d be better off using the Pad Times, Restrict Hours or Add Breaks features. This one is for adding specific, single instances of flex time.</p>
<h6>Pad Times</h6>
<p>Adds Flex breaks after each TV episode or movie to ensure that the program starts at one of the allowed minute marks. For example, you can use this to ensure that all your programs start at either XX:00 times or XX:30 times. Removes any existing Flex periods before adding the new ones.</p>
<h6>Restrict Hours</h6>
<p>The channel's regular programming between the specified hours. Flex time will fill up the remaining hours.</p>
<h6>Pad Times</h6>
<p>Adds Flex breaks after each TV episode or movie to ensure that the program starts at one of the allowed minute marks. For example, you can use this to ensure that all your programs start at either XX:00 times or XX:30 times. Removes any existing Flex periods before adding the new ones.</p>
<h6>Add Breaks</h6>
<p>Adds Flex breaks between programs, attempting to avoid groups of consecutive programs that exceed the specified number of minutes.</p>
<h6>Reruns</h6>
<p>Divides the programming in blocks of 6, 8 or 12 hours then repeats each of the blocks the specified number of times. For example, you can make a channel that plays exactly the same channels in the morning and in the afternoon. </p>
<h6>Save|Recover Episode Positions</h6>
<p>The &quot;Save&quot; button saves the current episodes that are next to be played for each tv show. Then whenever you click the &quot;Recover Episode Popsitions&quot; button, episodes will be rearranged cyclically and they will start with the saved positions. So you can maintain episode sequences even after modifying the channel. If there are any new TV shows, they will start at their current positions. Movies and specials won&apos;t change positions.
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<h6>Replicate</h6>
<p>Makes multiple copies of the schedule and plays them in sequence. Normally this isn&apos;t necessary, because dizqueTV will always play the schedule back from the beginning when it finishes. But creating replicas is a useful intermediary step sometimes before applying other transformations. Note that because very large channels can be problematic, there&apos;s a limit of 50000 programs to the size of the resulting channel when using this tool.</p>
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<p>Like &quot;Replicate&quot;, it will make multiple copies of the programming. In addition it will shuffle the programs, but it will make sure not to have too small a distance between two identical programs.</p>
<h6>Save|Recover Episode Positions</h6>
<p>The &quot;Save&quot; button saves the current episodes that are next to be played for each tv show. Then whenever you click the &quot;Recover Episode Popsitions&quot; button, episodes will be rearranged cyclically and they will start with the saved positions. So you can maintain episode sequences even after modifying the channel. If there are any new TV shows, they will start at their current positions. Movies and specials won&apos;t change positions.
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<h6>Add Redirect</h6>
<p>Adds a channel redirect. During this period of time, the channel will redirect to another channel.</p>
<h6>&quot;Channel at Night&quot;<h6>
<h6>&quot;Channel at Night&quot;</h6>
<p>Will redirect to another channel while between the selected hours.</p>