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<blockquote data-quote="doveman" data-source="post: 871148" data-attributes="member: 67412">I'm not sure about that as I use a single-seat with the loopback adapter (so the network shouldn't be an issue), the timeshift files are on RAM disk (so the HDD shouldn't be an issue) and I wasn't running anything else at the time (there are some apps that load with Windows but I don't think I've got any of them set to check for updates automatically or anything like that, so they shouldn't have been actively doing anything).&nbsp;So I guess it may just have been a bad signal glitch.&nbsp;Had another wierd problem this afternoon that I've not seen before though. When I got home, around 17:14 I resumed my PC from standby and when I tried to start TV, I got sound but a black picture. I tried stopping and restarting the channel but the same thing happened, so I closed MP and restarted it and then it worked normally. The attached logs should show this in the .bak files as the .log files will be from when I restarted it and it worked normally.&nbsp;There also seems to be some tearing on the picture (a sort of ripple in the picture, like you see playing games with v-sync disabled) which I've not noticed before either. I only noticed this with Home and Away which started at 18:00, although I couldn't pinpoint the exact times I saw the tearing I'm afraid.&nbsp;I wonder if it might be possible to have a &quot;collect logs&quot; shortcut in MP itself sometime, as currently I have to boot my other PC, RDP or VNC in to my HTPC and run the logs collecter, which isn't always convenient, like when I've just got in and am knackered <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" /> So being able to do it from within MP would mean I could make a log zip (or zips in the case of multiple/recurring problems) straight after seeing a problem from my armchair, to be uploaded later.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="doveman, post: 871148, member: 67412"] I'm not sure about that as I use a single-seat with the loopback adapter (so the network shouldn't be an issue), the timeshift files are on RAM disk (so the HDD shouldn't be an issue) and I wasn't running anything else at the time (there are some apps that load with Windows but I don't think I've got any of them set to check for updates automatically or anything like that, so they shouldn't have been actively doing anything). So I guess it may just have been a bad signal glitch. Had another wierd problem this afternoon that I've not seen before though. When I got home, around 17:14 I resumed my PC from standby and when I tried to start TV, I got sound but a black picture. I tried stopping and restarting the channel but the same thing happened, so I closed MP and restarted it and then it worked normally. The attached logs should show this in the .bak files as the .log files will be from when I restarted it and it worked normally. There also seems to be some tearing on the picture (a sort of ripple in the picture, like you see playing games with v-sync disabled) which I've not noticed before either. I only noticed this with Home and Away which started at 18:00, although I couldn't pinpoint the exact times I saw the tearing I'm afraid. I wonder if it might be possible to have a "collect logs" shortcut in MP itself sometime, as currently I have to boot my other PC, RDP or VNC in to my HTPC and run the logs collecter, which isn't always convenient, like when I've just got in and am knackered ;) So being able to do it from within MP would mean I could make a log zip (or zips in the case of multiple/recurring problems) straight after seeing a problem from my armchair, to be uploaded later. [/QUOTE]

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