Time line stops in HD recordings

[sub]

Did you zip that file or something? It doesnt look like a transport stream file.

What is the exact size of the file? I see it as 27,133,470 bytes

[ceandra]

I'll bet my ftp transfer messed it up. Let me transfer it to my office machine and upload it with a client I understand. I'll get back shortly...

I show 27,281,808

I bet I was not in binary mode...

Chuck

[ceandra]

OK, try again. I used an FTP client that I know how to set the Binary mode. Now the file size matches too, 27281808 as reported by WSFTP.

Chuck

[ceandra]

Sub:

While working this out, is there any way in 1.3.7 to enable the Haali TS reader? It appears to use internal reader regardless of the internal reader setting in config. I am sure you'll get this worked out, but wife is not happy about not being able to ff through commercials. Haali worked well on older version. (Comskip won't work with the messed timeline either)

Also, let me know if you got the file OK this time, and I'll delete from that server.

Chuck

[sub]

Is the address still http://www.ncffafunfly.org/gbpvr/Test.ts? I'm getting 27,133,470 bytes and its still an invalid ts file.

[ceandra]

Huh. WSFTP reports correct file size.

Wonder if your browser is caching it?

I just downloaded it to another directory, did properties, and file size is correct.

Try flushing your cache, and exit/restart your browser (close all browser windows). If firefox, I remember that was ahrd to flush the browser cache back when I used it.

I am certain teh correct files size is up there now.

Chuck

[ceandra]

I just re-posted it as http://www.ncffafunfly.org/gbpvr/Test2.ts, so if you have a cache problem it clears out because of the new file name. Size looks right. I left the original up there too.

Chuck

[sub]

Sorry. I did manage to download it. I think I initially downloaded to a different directory, then rechecked the old file.

When I play that file in GB-PVR it correctly reports the duration as 00:00:25.

Its been a very long time since I have any confirmed reports of the duration being reported as 00:12:48, which was only known to occur in the original version of PSIParser.ax that shipped with v1.12.13, and was fixed soon after with a patch. This really makes me think you're somehow using an old version of the PSIParser.ax.

Your directory listing indicates you've got the correct version of PSIParser.ax, but I suspect its not being used. Can you try searching your hard disk for other versions of PSIParser.ax?

[ceandra]

Nope. Search of hard drive only turns up the one copy.

Properties show 10/26/08 date.

Chuck

[ceandra]

I tried also moving file to My Videos and playing from "video library", in case any Comskip files were messing with it. Still shows 12:48 end time.