Detect conflict if using 3 muxes (1 Viewer)

[timmyNz]

Hi there,

I am recorded NZ TV and all is going well except sometimes a program does not record. I believe I tracked this down to recording channels on 3 muxes (hvr-2200 - dual tuner).

I understand this is a limitation of my tuner and there is not much i can do about this. However I have not received any notifications that conflicts exist so i can choose which programs I want to record. I would have thought it would have been able to detect that 3 channels will be recording at the same time with 3 different frequencies and alert you.

Is this functionality built in and is there something specific I need I need to do to get it working?

Logs uploaded since I thinking this might be some sort of bug.

Cheers

 

[mm1352000]

Is this functionality built in...

Yes... but conflict warnings are only shown when the schedules are created.

...and is there something specific I need I need to do to get it working?

In most cases, no. However, there was a bug in a recent version of MediaPortal that disabled the warnings when more than one tuner is available. So, what version of MP are you using?

 

[HTPCSourcer]

Hello and welcome to the forum!

Logs uploaded since I thinking this might be some sort of bug.

Unfortunately they were not uploaded. The conflict management was at fault in previous MePo versions, however, AFAIK corrected in recent editions whre you should get correct conflict messages if conflicting schedules get programmed.

regards,
HTPC_Sourcer[DOUBLEPOST=1433240402][/DOUBLEPOST]@mm1352000 - sorry, your message was not visible when I wrote my posting

 

[timmyNz]

Thanks for your prompt reply. Currently running 1.10.0. Been running MP for awhile and never seen the warnings.

Still exporting the logs. Will be uploaded soon.

 

[mm1352000]

Currently running 1.10.0.

This version is broken, and so is 1.9.
You need at least MP 1.11 PR to get the bug fix.

 

[timmyNz]

Thanks, will update and see if that fixes it.

UPDATE - Thanks guys, updating fixed the issue!