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Could you provide logs when this is happening? You should be able to use our Watchdog to collect existing logs. That would give developers a chance to take a look into it.
You could disable quotas but risk to run out of space on your drive and from experience I know MP1 trips itself when the installation drive is running out of space.
Better put recording in a separate drive than the installation drive to avoid that.

Your situation could be that you made a fresh install and point your recordings folder to an almost full drive.
Thus you can only do a couple of recordings before quotas triggers.
The TV server is only seeing recordings in its database rather than what's on your drive.
If that's indeed your issue you could fix it by importing recordings in the TV server database.
That can be done from the TV server configuration tool.

<blockquote data-quote="Stéphane Lenclud" data-source="post: 1211910" data-attributes="member: 140174">Could you provide logs when this is happening? You should be able to use our Watchdog to collect existing logs. That would give developers a chance to take a look into it.You could disable quotas but risk to run out of space on your drive and from experience I know MP1 trips itself when the installation drive is running out of space.Better put recording in a separate drive than the installation drive to avoid that.Your situation could be that you made a fresh install and point your recordings folder to an almost full drive.Thus you can only do a couple of recordings before quotas triggers.The TV server is only seeing recordings in its database rather than what's on your drive.If that's indeed your issue you could fix it by importing recordings in the TV server database.That can be done from the TV server configuration tool.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stéphane Lenclud, post: 1211910, member: 140174"] Could you provide logs when this is happening? You should be able to use our Watchdog to collect existing logs. That would give developers a chance to take a look into it. You could disable quotas but risk to run out of space on your drive and from experience I know MP1 trips itself when the installation drive is running out of space. Better put recording in a separate drive than the installation drive to avoid that. Your situation could be that you made a fresh install and point your recordings folder to an almost full drive. Thus you can only do a couple of recordings before quotas triggers. The TV server is only seeing recordings in its database rather than what's on your drive. If that's indeed your issue you could fix it by importing recordings in the TV server database. That can be done from the TV server configuration tool. [/QUOTE]