HDHR Prime and Multi-record

[BrettB]

Snag, the problem isn't with NPVR, it's with SiliconDust.

Sub stated above:

"The SiliconDust API we talk to isn't capable of delivering multiple cablecard channels on the same frequency. "

Harry: The Prime doesn't allow recording multiple channels (even if they are on the same frequency) like QAM/ATSC does. However, the multi-record functionality that we are talking about here for the Prime is for back-to-back recordings of the SAME channel. (So that each recording gets its pre- and post-padding.)

In the last released version, sub added support for this form of multi-record for analog/HDPVR/HDPVR2/Colossus/IPTV devices. But the Prime functionality didn't make it in (or at least didn't work since he didn't have a device to test with). We're wondering if he's been able to add that functionality for the next release.

P.S. sub: If you need access to a device for testing, I could get you access to one of my Primes.

[sub]

Harry: The Prime doesn't allow recording multiple channels (even if they are on the same frequency) like QAM/ATSC does. However, the multi-record functionality that we are talking about here for the Prime is for back-to-back recordings of the SAME channel. (So that each recording gets its pre- and post-padding.)

In the last released version, sub added support for this form of multi-record for analog/HDPVR/HDPVR2/Colossus/IPTV devices. But the Prime functionality didn't make it in (or at least didn't work since he didn't have a device to test with). We're wondering if he's been able to add that functionality for the next release.

P.S. sub: If you need access to a device for testing, I could get you access to one of my Primes.

Yes, support for this is included in the next release.

[ElihuRozen]

Yes, support for this is included in the next release.

Would that include support for a Ceton InfiniTV?

[sub]

Would that include support for a Ceton InfiniTV?

No, there is no native support for the Ceton devices. All that was done was the HDHR plugin was updated to support multi-record. (as pointed out, it's only useful for back-to-back situations)