Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 913858" data-attributes="member: 82144">You can try, but I think they may say that you must reproduce the problem in their software.Next time the problem happens, could you please try to reinsert the CAM and retune the channel and see if the problem goes away.&nbsp;That is *definitely* not a video card, codec, or OS problem.I say that because the continuity/discontinuity errors are on the server side (TsWriter logs) before you even try to view the channel). Those continuity/discontinuity errors indicate:1. Signal quality/strength issues.2. HDD stress (real time scanners, bad sector alignment on an &quot;advanced format&quot; 4 KB/sector drive).3. Overheating components.&nbsp;The problem could also be CAM related since the stream passes through the CAM.Do you have any free channels? You can eliminate the CAM as a cause by removing it, and then testing with the free channels.&nbsp;mm</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 913858, member: 82144"] You can try, but I think they may say that you must reproduce the problem in their software. Next time the problem happens, could you please try to reinsert the CAM and retune the channel and see if the problem goes away. That is *definitely* not a video card, codec, or OS problem. I say that because the continuity/discontinuity errors are on the server side (TsWriter logs) before you even try to view the channel). Those continuity/discontinuity errors indicate: 1. Signal quality/strength issues. 2. HDD stress (real time scanners, bad sector alignment on an "advanced format" 4 KB/sector drive). 3. Overheating components. The problem could also be CAM related since the stream passes through the CAM. Do you have any free channels? You can eliminate the CAM as a cause by removing it, and then testing with the free channels. mm [/QUOTE]

Verification