I'm using Network Recorder to stream live TV from the firewire port of the STB connected to the main HTPC to a NPVR box in a different room (the second box has a capture source configured for the Network Recorder tuner). Before yesterday, I've only done short testing and it looked OK. During extended viewing, the screen freezes after 5 - 8 minutes. If I then hit STOP, I return to the previous menu (TV guide or channels pop-up) and I can then restart the stream and it freezes again in 5 - 8 minutes. It's reproducible on 2 different remote boxes. I'm thinking it is a problem with the buffer file. When this happens, various size files are left behind in the buffer folder. For a test today, I played the buffer file in WMP and it appears to START at the time the screen froze (same commercial at start of file as on frozen screen) and then continues until I hit STOP. Logs and network recorder config file attached. I have some screenshots with the time bar if they would help. The most recent viewing was at 1502 to about 1514 today.
Other than this, firewire Network Recorder has worked flawlessly through the winter seasons of The Closer and Rizzoli and Isles - not a singe defective recording. Thanks, Martin!
I note that I have RollingFile false in the config, I think the problem existed even with it true. I'll retest and repost.
Update:
Same problem with RollingFile true. Also confirmed that the leftover buffer file starts at the time of screen freeze.
In addition, Live TV with QAM tuner on the test box does not have the freeze problem.
Other than this, firewire Network Recorder has worked flawlessly through the winter seasons of The Closer and Rizzoli and Isles - not a singe defective recording. Thanks, Martin!
I note that I have RollingFile false in the config, I think the problem existed even with it true. I'll retest and repost.
Update:
Same problem with RollingFile true. Also confirmed that the leftover buffer file starts at the time of screen freeze.
In addition, Live TV with QAM tuner on the test box does not have the freeze problem.
HTPC: Optiplex 7010, HDHR Prime/Avermedia Duet A188, NPVR 4.2.5, Win10 Pro
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