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<blockquote data-quote="ears" data-source="post: 1180899" data-attributes="member: 83203">I had something similar, which was why, sadly, I had to move away from MP.For reasons I couldn't get to the bottom of, MP always had corruptions when writing streams to file. This wasn't such an issue for just watching TV, the odd flicker, whatever, but the grabber reads from similar stream files.And occasional discontinuities in there resulted in the same problems you're having. Random deletion and re-creation of channels, corruption of EPG, missing EPG, etc etc.I tried everything I could think of to fix it, throttler, writing to RAM disks, different disks, just couldn't stop the errors. They were much worse when more than one recording was underway, so i suspect it was something to do with disk speeds, bottlenecks.I went back to DVBViewer, and no discontinuities whatsoever.I'm not saying which is right, which is wrong, just that sadly, MP didn't work for me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ears, post: 1180899, member: 83203"] I had something similar, which was why, sadly, I had to move away from MP. For reasons I couldn't get to the bottom of, MP always had corruptions when writing streams to file. This wasn't such an issue for just watching TV, the odd flicker, whatever, but the grabber reads from similar stream files. And occasional discontinuities in there resulted in the same problems you're having. Random deletion and re-creation of channels, corruption of EPG, missing EPG, etc etc. I tried everything I could think of to fix it, throttler, writing to RAM disks, different disks, just couldn't stop the errors. They were much worse when more than one recording was underway, so i suspect it was something to do with disk speeds, bottlenecks. I went back to DVBViewer, and no discontinuities whatsoever. I'm not saying which is right, which is wrong, just that sadly, MP didn't work for me. [/QUOTE]

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