2007-12-01, 12:21 AM
I've had a few of recordings stop early in the past and it seemed from the timing to coincide with the recording on the other tuner stopping.
I hadn't had this issue with the current version until tonight.
This time however was slightly different. It seems that the recording stopped receiving data when the other tuners recording stopped but started to receive data again when the other tuner started a new recording a little later.
The difference may be due to the previous times not having the other tuner start a new recording during the affected recordings schedule.
During this the logs show nothing unexpected and signal checks carry on as normal and show adequate levels.
It seems to happen infrequently (can be weeks between incidents) and doesn't seem to matter which tuner stops. Tuner 1 can be affected by tuner 2 stopping and visa versa.
I have tried the ATI and Cyberlink muxes but it has happened with both.
I even tried setting one tuner as Hauppauge Nova-DT #1 DVB-T and the other Hauppauge Nova-T-500 DVB-T (2) which works fine but doesn't stop this problem.
I've attached recording service logs of the relevant time.
Affected recording Ugly Betty_20071130_20302130.mpg
Start time 20:28 2mins pre included
End time 21:40 10mins post included
Expected length 72min
Actual length 53min
Missing chunk starts 40min 36sec into recording (from obvious abrupt change)
Other tuner stopped at 21:09
Other tuner started new recording 21:28
I hadn't had this issue with the current version until tonight.
This time however was slightly different. It seems that the recording stopped receiving data when the other tuners recording stopped but started to receive data again when the other tuner started a new recording a little later.
The difference may be due to the previous times not having the other tuner start a new recording during the affected recordings schedule.
During this the logs show nothing unexpected and signal checks carry on as normal and show adequate levels.
It seems to happen infrequently (can be weeks between incidents) and doesn't seem to matter which tuner stops. Tuner 1 can be affected by tuner 2 stopping and visa versa.
I have tried the ATI and Cyberlink muxes but it has happened with both.
I even tried setting one tuner as Hauppauge Nova-DT #1 DVB-T and the other Hauppauge Nova-T-500 DVB-T (2) which works fine but doesn't stop this problem.
I've attached recording service logs of the relevant time.
Affected recording Ugly Betty_20071130_20302130.mpg
Start time 20:28 2mins pre included
End time 21:40 10mins post included
Expected length 72min
Actual length 53min
Missing chunk starts 40min 36sec into recording (from obvious abrupt change)
Other tuner stopped at 21:09
Other tuner started new recording 21:28