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<blockquote data-quote="ears" data-source="post: 1159763" data-attributes="member: 83203">Thank you - yes at the start of the problems and I got some good help. I'm pretty sure the issue is with my setup rather than MP. I was running the TV Engine on a server that was also running Hyper-V. Despite ensuring that all the VM VHDs were on drives other than the one used for timeshift and recording, and even having all VMs switched off I just couldn't get away from discontinuities in recordings. So I switched to DV|BViewer Recording service as, for some reason, it was a little better (but still affected).I've since switched Hyper-V to another machine and completely removed it from the server. I'd been running with DV|BViewer which was no longer reporting discontinuities so I decided it was time to give MP another go as, when it's running in the right environment, and with this plugin, it's lower maintenance than DVBViewer.Sorry - should have been clearer about this from the outset.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ears, post: 1159763, member: 83203"] Thank you - yes at the start of the problems and I got some good help. I'm pretty sure the issue is with my setup rather than MP. I was running the TV Engine on a server that was also running Hyper-V. Despite ensuring that all the VM VHDs were on drives other than the one used for timeshift and recording, and even having all VMs switched off I just couldn't get away from discontinuities in recordings. So I switched to DV|BViewer Recording service as, for some reason, it was a little better (but still affected). I've since switched Hyper-V to another machine and completely removed it from the server. I'd been running with DV|BViewer which was no longer reporting discontinuities so I decided it was time to give MP another go as, when it's running in the right environment, and with this plugin, it's lower maintenance than DVBViewer. Sorry - should have been clearer about this from the outset. [/QUOTE]

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