After months of trying to fix this I abandoned the Hauppage and bought a Pinnacle. The problem went away.
It's either a hardware problem or a driver issue that causes one tuner to stop sending data when the other tuner is sent a normal stop recording command.
If the second tuner gets a start new recording command, the first erroneousley stopped tuner starts sending data again (as long as its end of recording time hasn't passed). Result, a recording with a bloomin big gap in the middle.
Many users have had this problem but I'm not aware of anyone who found a solution. It's difficult to repeat consistently therefore almost impossible to find a fix.
Regards,
Ray
NPVR Version= 6.1.5.231022
Intel i7 Quad Core 3200 + 16GB DDR3 Gigabyte Motherboard
Windows 11 Pro 64bit
TBS-6902 dual DVB-S tuner
TBS-6205 quad DVB-T tuner
500Gb System Disk (M2 Nvme SSD)
4Tb Media Store (2 x 2Tb M2 Nvme SSD Raid 0)
Raspberry Pi3 B+ , Pi4B (OSMC) and Pi5 (XBian) all running Kodi v21.1
Bobins Wrote:It's difficult to repeat consistently therefore almost impossible to find a fix.
Regards,
Ray
Absolutely, but it's always worth installing the latest drivers - just in case. I used to get the short recording occasionaly but not now - obviously a combination of OS/GBPVR/Driver updates somehow fixed it. IMHO they are good cards - I've got four of them...
The card came without drivers so I thought I had downloaded from Hauppauge. Went to double check and device manager says 3.7.25127 and Hauppauge site lists 4.3.27240.
Downloaded them but install comes up with 'no compatible hardware found'.
Is that because i have an early card maybe?
Do either of those version numbers tie up with what you have?
It's XP, by the way.
Thanks again.
Doesn't look good, more diff recordings today. I tend to agree about a clash of drivers/os/gbpvr but easiest solution may be to check out the Pinnacle.