Hi!
Sorry I can't post quickly due to my job.
Micromecca is correct. That's the way it usually is.
On my PVR it works like this:
When watching live TV (no OSD active)
pressing "ok" Button: pops up channel or favorite list (can be set in options which one I want)
pressing "guide" Button: pops up EPG list
Within channel or favorite list:
"ok" Button -> tunes directly to channel
"info" Buton -> shows current show info
"red" button -> set the current selected show for recording, press it a second time show record information/times to change them mamnually
(I skip green yellow and blue - those perform pvr box specific option like switch from favorite list to channel list or to radio stations and so on)
Within EPG:
When list pops up it will show what is on at the moment for the selected EPG channels and the next upcoming show (not more) - sort of overview.
"ok" Button -> shows current in EPG selected show info
"yellow" button -> shows EPG for the selected channel only for as many days as available
"red" button -> set the current selected show for recording, press it a second time show record information/times to change them mannually
"blue" button -> tune to selected the channel directly with only one click! - via "ok" button would be much better though :-)!
"green" button -> show options i.e. tune to that show when it starts, search for re-runs of that show and so on
So that is how it usually works.
Though MC can be used with different remotes (windows MCE, OriginAE remotes) it would make sense to map available commands to IR codes (under options) - that way Jrives does not have to provide different keymaps by themselves.
@yaobing:
"It is on my list of things to do to consolidate channels with multiple audio streams into one channel only."
Thats good. Why not make the channel editor a real one? (as written above in my first post) Sounds logical to me to do this in one step.
"MC needs to know what your intention is with regard to selected program (watch it, record it, etc.), so there have to be multiple clicks."
Not necessarily as shown above.