What I'm seeing is programs scheduling themselves & scheduled programs never showing up in EyeTV.
That'll probably be because EyeTV fetches scheduled recordings five days out from the day of the event.
Not entirely sure what that has to do with it...
As an example I'll use Cold Case, the poster child for shows that jump around in the schedule. Say that this week it's going to be on at 8.30 on Tuesday. On the preceding Thursday, when EyeTV fetches scheduled recordings from IceTV, it will set a timer for the following Tuesday at 8.30, which is (at the time) when Cold Case is going to be on.
Over the weekend, Nine decides to move Cold Case to make way for Australia's Funniest Home Renovation Disasters. The Ice guide eventually changes to reflect this, but EyeTV has a timer for 8.30 Tuesday, so what it records is not Cold Case, but something that you definitely didn't want.
The appearance is that EyeTV is recording things you didn't want, and not recording the things you do want.
I've had this happen a couple of times with EyeTV since the court case, after which the confidence of scheduling five days out fell quite a bit. On my homebrew setup in another room, also fed by IceTV data (but updated each morning so it collects changes in programming) I haven't had this happen once.
Edit: PS, mscheurer, I'm not saying that this is the issue that
you are having, but it is one factor that affects how much you can trust remote scheduling as it is currently implemented.