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<blockquote data-quote="C.44" data-source="post: 844175" data-attributes="member: 65053">Somehow managed to get at least a stream of video in the timeshiftbuffer. In the cardsetup i disabled preloading (didn't make a difference), switched from pausing to stopping (didn't make difference either) and put the CAM type from AstonCrypt 2 to default, which made a difference. However i have an AstonCrypt CAM so it kind of beats me why that option breaks its functionality.&nbsp;It isn't fixed by a long shot though, i still have no audio on the channel. Not as in no audio because of a missing or wrongly set up codec but as in no audiostream present in the timeshiftbuffer according to VLC. Too be sure i also made a quick recording with the TV Server's Manual Control tab and tried the recording in VLC, XBMC (under linux, like VLC XBMC has it's own set of codecs) and subsequently checked the file for streams with a few container analyzers. None of them found audio.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="C.44, post: 844175, member: 65053"] Somehow managed to get at least a stream of video in the timeshiftbuffer. In the cardsetup i disabled preloading (didn't make a difference), switched from pausing to stopping (didn't make difference either) and put the CAM type from AstonCrypt 2 to default, which made a difference. However i have an AstonCrypt CAM so it kind of beats me why that option breaks its functionality. It isn't fixed by a long shot though, i still have no audio on the channel. Not as in no audio because of a missing or wrongly set up codec but as in no audiostream present in the timeshiftbuffer according to VLC. Too be sure i also made a quick recording with the TV Server's Manual Control tab and tried the recording in VLC, XBMC (under linux, like VLC XBMC has it's own set of codecs) and subsequently checked the file for streams with a few container analyzers. None of them found audio. [/QUOTE]

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