98.08 - Critical Error exiting LiveTV

[lonegeek]

I too have this problem "no tuners available"

[Ton]

Okay,

Here's another log (without the MVP-Servers).

Here's what I did:

start GBPVR
Watch Live TV
Exit to menu
Watch Live TV
Exit to menu
Watch Live TV
--> No tuners available

When I look at the status with the "Tray" application, I see that the tuner seems to get "stuck". I.e. it doesn't get released when I exit Live TV.....

Since I have a dual tuner (500 MCE), this means that after two tries both tuners are "stuck", and when I try a third time, I get the message "No tuners Available"....

Anyhoo, here's the new (non MVP) logs...

[sub]

I think I know what is happening. Can you see if the attached patch helps?

It probably would have corrected itself after a minute or so of sitting at the menu..

[Ton]

Well, that did the trick!!!

For the record, I also tried to old version, and left it running for about 5 minutes (as a matter of fact it's still running), and the tuners are still not released....

The updated "exe" did the trick, but I also replaced "BackEndCommon"....

//Ton

[nemulate]

Hi sub,

getting exactly the same problem with my Nova-T, have to restart recording service from tray. Also can't seem to download the attachments in your posts, they always seem corrupt or is it me doing something wrong?

[sub]

Also can't seem to download the attachments in your posts, they always seem corrupt or is it me doing something wrong

Long story which I dont what to get into again, but some Internet Explorer users have problems downloading zip file attachments from this website.

You can do one of the following

- download the file and open it with WinRAR.
- or download it with a download manager
- or download it with a different browser
- or disable HTTP 1.1 extensions in the IE settings then download it
- or some other things I cant be arsed retyping...

[nemulate]

Yes sorry /me bad :o been round here long enough to know of this problem! Winrar and disabling http 1.1 doesn't work so downloading Firefox!

[sub]

disabling http 1.1 doesn't work

Disabling http 1.1 does work. Infact this is what I've done on my PCs to correct the issue. Its most likely you already had a copy of the problem file in your Internet Explorer cached files.

[nemulate]

Oh ok, but installed Firefox now which was something I meant to do at some point anyway! As usual it sorted the problem so thanks again!

[jsteele]

sub

Loaded new DLL and rebooted system. No joy I'm afraid, problem persists. Logs attached