3 Recordings Back To Back Problems

[sub]

Yeah, try cutchunk to see if you can reproduce it with a smaller chunk of the file.

[persim]

I got a chunk to behave the same way. It is 50 MB, smaller ones seemed to skip fine. You want me to put it on a filehosting site?

[sub]

Yeah, that'd be good. Somewhere like megaupload.com or similar.

[persim]

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=6JZNFZEE

[sub]

Can you also extract the timing.info from the original file, and post it?

ie, notepad "c:\path\to\recording.ts:timing.info"

[persim]

Here it is

[sub]

Its not long enough to much skipping, but if I click on the timeline while it's playing, it seems to skip ok for me (unless I get within the last 25% or so of the timeline, then it thinks it's reached the end of the file, and stops playback).

[persim]

I made a bigger file if that helps. I had been using the remote for skipping which is set to 60s forward and 10s backward. I tried using the mouse this time and was able to get it to skip forward for small intervals <5s but it would freeze if I tried anything bigger. Using the mouse I could skip back and it would get it out of the freeze.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=R391L9P5

[mvallevand]

Cool sample is it a QAM source? In the source there is no PMT (in this case PID 49) after the commercial. The only way I know to make this seekable in NPVR is to remux it with TsMuxeR and that only works because it has that commercial.

Martin

[persim]

Yes it is a Verizon Fios QAM source. Recording came from a HDHR. Is this something new with NPVR playback? I certainly had the occasional hiccup in GBPVR but never with this frequency and I was usually able to skip past problem areas.