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<blockquote data-quote="The_Stig" data-source="post: 1241030" data-attributes="member: 12276">The old team together...nice to see you chaps around here. And big thanks to all of your input.- In my server there is no HDD, so no spin down in any case.- I tried to remember when I moved server to basement and when first recording problems began. I now think I did move my server around november 2017 and first problems began january 2018. So maybe/probably not related. What I did now is to order an adjustable damper to play around with the signal strength. Currently I am having these problem when signal in log shows 100% each and when signal shows around 75% each. Trying to get in the 90s with these adjustable damper. Although I understand that these levels aren‘t really trustworthy. - What I did change in the time from were recordings got weird were my routers and repeaters. But as the server is recording onto local ssd this shouldn‘t be a problem? All other network devices are working fine. But I am recording to a network folder onto my server (e.g. //server/recordings/). Maybe I should change this to „C:/recordings“? Could this be helpful to try to exclude network stuff from possible problems?- Otherwise I could try to record onto an USB-Stick. Is this in general reliable enough or too slow?- Last guess: the card is a hugely old FireDTV - chance of a defect device is not very low I guess. But how to figure this out?Much text, but maybe any of you experts with ideas?!? Every answer much appreciated.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The_Stig, post: 1241030, member: 12276"] The old team together...nice to see you chaps around here. And big thanks to all of your input. - In my server there is no HDD, so no spin down in any case. - I tried to remember when I moved server to basement and when first recording problems began. I now think I did move my server around november 2017 and first problems began january 2018. So maybe/probably not related. What I did now is to order an adjustable damper to play around with the signal strength. Currently I am having these problem when signal in log shows 100% each and when signal shows around 75% each. Trying to get in the 90s with these adjustable damper. Although I understand that these levels aren‘t really trustworthy. - What I did change in the time from were recordings got weird were my routers and repeaters. But as the server is recording onto local ssd this shouldn‘t be a problem? All other network devices are working fine. But I am recording to a network folder onto my server (e.g. //server/recordings/). Maybe I should change this to „C:/recordings“? Could this be helpful to try to exclude network stuff from possible problems? - Otherwise I could try to record onto an USB-Stick. Is this in general reliable enough or too slow? - Last guess: the card is a hugely old FireDTV - chance of a defect device is not very low I guess. But how to figure this out? Much text, but maybe any of you experts with ideas?!? Every answer much appreciated. [/QUOTE]

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