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Hi there...
I receive DVB-T in Denmark from one serviceprovider but from two transponders. Since I have a dual-tuner TV-card, this should enable me to record and watch all of my channels at one time, right?
I mean, the tuner accesses one transponder which in our case can carry up to 8 channels. Tuning one channel actually means that 8 channels are available as ts-streams.
Lately I have experinced that if I have scheduled two recordings (one on the first transponder, and one on the second). The conflicts thingy comes up and tells me that there is a conflict when I try and schedule a third recording (one transponder or the other, makes no difference).
I do not received encrypted channels, so no CAM involved.
In my logic I should be able to record or timeshift as many channels as my server can do without burning to the ground from stress
I have also had issues when two clients are trying to watch the samme programme, which also should be possible in my logic.
Would anyone care to explain the logic in the TV-Server tuning? To mee it seems quite defect...

I receive DVB-T in Denmark from one serviceprovider but from two transponders. Since I have a dual-tuner TV-card, this should enable me to record and watch all of my channels at one time, right?
I mean, the tuner accesses one transponder which in our case can carry up to 8 channels. Tuning one channel actually means that 8 channels are available as ts-streams.
Lately I have experinced that if I have scheduled two recordings (one on the first transponder, and one on the second). The conflicts thingy comes up and tells me that there is a conflict when I try and schedule a third recording (one transponder or the other, makes no difference).
I do not received encrypted channels, so no CAM involved.
In my logic I should be able to record or timeshift as many channels as my server can do without burning to the ground from stress
I have also had issues when two clients are trying to watch the samme programme, which also should be possible in my logic.
Would anyone care to explain the logic in the TV-Server tuning? To mee it seems quite defect...
Denmark