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<blockquote data-quote="DJA" data-source="post: 863611" data-attributes="member: 123388">No, my scheduled recordings are not the problem.&nbsp;Live recording or &quot;Timeshifting&quot; (as I believe it is referred to as on MediaPortal) is the problem. By &quot;live recording or timeshifting&quot; I mean that feature which allows for pausing, and replay of live television. This is a wonderful feature for viewing live television; however, it is a nightmare for those of us that distribute video on a cable channel system. Modulators are used to place a video signal over an unoccupied cable channel – which can then be distributed throughout a facility or home. Low-resolution modulators cost a few hundred dollars. High-resolution modulators cost upwards of $1500, and thus are used primarily in commercial facilities. The purpose is to distribute video and audio to multiple locations within a facility or home simultaneously. Timeshifting defeats the purpose as it does not allow for simultaneous viewing.&nbsp; MediaPortal is a great solution for receiving and allowing selection of multiple video sources. I'm told that Hauppauge's Win7 allows for toggling on and off timeshifting (live Recording); however that defeats the purpose of having a comprehensive media center.&nbsp; Does anyone know how to accomplish turning on and off the &quot;timeshifting&quot; feature on MediaPortal? </blockquote>

[QUOTE="DJA, post: 863611, member: 123388"] [SIZE=3][FONT=Calibri]No, my scheduled recordings are not the problem.[/FONT][/SIZE] [SIZE=3][FONT=Calibri]Live recording or "Timeshifting" (as I believe it is referred to as on MediaPortal) is the problem. By "live recording or timeshifting" I mean that feature which allows for pausing, and replay of live television. This is a wonderful feature for viewing live television; however, it is a nightmare for those of us that distribute video on a cable channel system. Modulators are used to place a video signal over an unoccupied cable channel – which can then be distributed throughout a facility or home. Low-resolution modulators cost a few hundred dollars. High-resolution modulators cost upwards of $1500, and thus are used primarily in commercial facilities. The purpose is to distribute video and audio to multiple locations within a facility or home simultaneously. Timeshifting defeats the purpose as it does not allow for simultaneous viewing.[/FONT][/SIZE] [FONT=Calibri][SIZE=3] MediaPortal is a great solution for receiving and allowing selection of multiple video sources. I'm told that Hauppauge's Win7 allows for toggling on and off timeshifting (live Recording); however that defeats the purpose of having a comprehensive media center.[/SIZE][/FONT] [SIZE=3][FONT=Calibri] Does anyone know how to accomplish turning on and off the "timeshifting" feature on MediaPortal? [/FONT][/SIZE] [/QUOTE]

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