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<blockquote data-quote="MrPaulo" data-source="post: 362258" data-attributes="member: 27424">I've just upgraded from RC4 to 1.0 and noticed the same thing (it didn't happen before). I have a [dual] DVB-T card (freeview HD channels), a DVB-S card (used for EPG, and for freeview channels if DVB-T is busy), and an analog card (connected to a STB for Sky TVNZ - non free to air) in the machine.When changing channels on the analog card it always played from the start of the timeshift buffer again. When chaning channels also changed cards (DVB-T channel to analog channel etc) it was OK, when changing channels within the DVB-T card it was OK as well. It was just changing channels within the analog card. It happened every time, didn't matter which channel, as long as source and dest channel are both on the analog card.The DVB-S card is mainly just used for EPG (as the dual DVB-T is usually available but not used for EPG), but was 2nd priority (before analog, after DVB-T) just in case I record three channels at once... EPG while timeshifting is not on (it is only while idle).Anyway, given the commetns about EPG, I moved the DVB-S in priority behind the analog card, and the analog card does not go back to start of timeshift buffer anymore. It is repeatable. I've restored the original priority and seen it come back, then reversed it and fixed it again...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MrPaulo, post: 362258, member: 27424"] I've just upgraded from RC4 to 1.0 and noticed the same thing (it didn't happen before). I have a [dual] DVB-T card (freeview HD channels), a DVB-S card (used for EPG, and for freeview channels if DVB-T is busy), and an analog card (connected to a STB for Sky TVNZ - non free to air) in the machine. When changing channels on the analog card it always played from the start of the timeshift buffer again. When chaning channels also changed cards (DVB-T channel to analog channel etc) it was OK, when changing channels within the DVB-T card it was OK as well. It was just changing channels within the analog card. It happened every time, didn't matter which channel, as long as source and dest channel are both on the analog card. The DVB-S card is mainly just used for EPG (as the dual DVB-T is usually available but not used for EPG), but was 2nd priority (before analog, after DVB-T) just in case I record three channels at once... EPG while timeshifting is not on (it is only while idle). Anyway, given the commetns about EPG, I moved the DVB-S in priority behind the analog card, and the analog card does not go back to start of timeshift buffer anymore. It is repeatable. I've restored the original priority and seen it come back, then reversed it and fixed it again... [/QUOTE]

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