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<blockquote data-quote="mguebert" data-source="post: 1053585" data-attributes="member: 102011">Again MM1352000 thanks so much for your patience and help. I may have found the problem. On a fluke I decided to pull the cable company installed amp / splitter out of the chain. It has been there since the beginning so I didn't think anything of it. I pulled it out and started timeshifting from all 6 tuners simultaneously for 20 minutes and I saw 3 continuity errors, that coincided with my starting of the 4th stream. Since then I have seen very few if any continuity errors. Certainly no where near what I was seeing before. The strange thing is that the signal levels as shown in the ceton screen are very much the same as before. Maybe the amp / splitter was introducing noise (it is an active splitter / amp)?On another note, I see this frequently on startup, where the tuners show as NA NA in the tv service screen. Stopping and restarting the service brings them to normal.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mguebert, post: 1053585, member: 102011"] Again MM1352000 thanks so much for your patience and help. I may have found the problem. On a fluke I decided to pull the cable company installed amp / splitter out of the chain. It has been there since the beginning so I didn't think anything of it. I pulled it out and started timeshifting from all 6 tuners simultaneously for 20 minutes and I saw 3 continuity errors, that coincided with my starting of the 4th stream. Since then I have seen very few if any continuity errors. Certainly no where near what I was seeing before. The strange thing is that the signal levels as shown in the ceton screen are very much the same as before. Maybe the amp / splitter was introducing noise (it is an active splitter / amp)? On another note, I see this frequently on startup, where the tuners show as NA NA in the tv service screen. Stopping and restarting the service brings them to normal. [/QUOTE]

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