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<blockquote data-quote="jasonblack" data-source="post: 823579" data-attributes="member: 117579">Looking back through forum threads, it's been a while since this question has been addressed...what to do about time-sensitive composite input (eg., gaming consoles)? I'm trying to simplify the HTPC experience for my family. Part of that is to avoid input switching on the TV (even a properly programmed Harmony remote can be klunky with this). Since I've got two tuner cards, the obvious choice would be to wire our game consoles to the tuners and create menu shortcuts to those 'channels'. The problem is that it is still not possible, to my knowledge, to disable timeshifting for composite inputs. The one-two second time delay introduced by timeshifting makes using the composite inputs in this manner untenable.How are others addressing this issue? If disabling timeshifting within TVServer is not going to happen, would a 'composite input' plugin be a possibility?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jasonblack, post: 823579, member: 117579"] Looking back through forum threads, it's been a while since this question has been addressed...what to do about time-sensitive composite input (eg., gaming consoles)? I'm trying to simplify the HTPC experience for my family. Part of that is to avoid input switching on the TV (even a properly programmed Harmony remote can be klunky with this). Since I've got two tuner cards, the obvious choice would be to wire our game consoles to the tuners and create menu shortcuts to those 'channels'. The problem is that it is still not possible, to my knowledge, to disable timeshifting for composite inputs. The one-two second time delay introduced by timeshifting makes using the composite inputs in this manner untenable. How are others addressing this issue? If disabling timeshifting within TVServer is not going to happen, would a 'composite input' plugin be a possibility? [/QUOTE]

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