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<blockquote data-quote="A Happy Cloud" data-source="post: 1061878" data-attributes="member: 145249"><p>First off, incase your still interested as to how I got to those settings from my previous post, I did this. I went to Run -> typed in "gpedit.msc" without the quotes of course. I think it may only work on versions of Windows that are Professional or higher but Microsoft may have changed it up. Afterwards under <strong>Computer Configuration</strong>, I expanded <strong>Administrative Templates</strong> and then <strong>Network</strong>. After that, I expanded <strong>Network Connections</strong> and then <strong>Windows Firewall</strong>. From there I went into both the Domain and Standard Profile and clicked on <strong>Windows Firewall: Allow ICMP exceptions</strong>. From there you should be prompted with the Window I posted above and I simply checked everything. Of course, that didn't seem to fix anything.</p><p></p><p>Alright, so I modified the parameter as you suggested however it appears to have had no effect. In fact, I don't think the issue is so much with the timeout rather than how the packet is delivered. In my previous tests, I would cancel a recording or have one finish recording and the tuner wouldn't be freed. I would wait 5 minutes and it still wouldn't be freed. I could go into the Advanced Properties of Windows Firewall and set everything on the Domain, Private, and Public profile to allow and it still wouldn't be freed. However, the moment I change the firewall state to off, the tuner is <strong>immediately</strong> freed. So this leads me to believe that this is either purely a firewall configuration issue or that perhaps somehow the way the packet is encapsulated that the firewall doesn't allow it to pass through.</p><p></p><p>As for the Argus log, I was led to believe this portion of the log showed the request for the tuner to be released.</p><p>[CODE]</p><p>[2014-02-06 23:43:28,969] [Log ] [Record ] [INFO ] - card: StopRecording card=3, user=ArgusTV78</p><p>[2014-02-06 23:43:28,971] [Log ] [Record ] [INFO ] - basesubchannel.StopRecording 0</p><p>[2014-02-06 23:43:28,972] [Log ] [Record ] [INFO ] - tvdvbchannel.OnStopRecording subch=0, subch index=0</p><p>[2014-02-06 23:43:28,974] [Log ] [Record ] [INFO ] - tvdvbchannel.OnStopRecording subch:0-0 tswriter StopRecording...</p><p>[2014-02-06 23:43:28,976] [Log ] [Record ] [INFO ] - tvcard:FreeSubChannel: subchannels count 1 subch#0</p><p>[2014-02-06 23:43:28,978] [Log ] [Record ] [INFO ] - DVB subch:0 Decompose()</p><p>[2014-02-06 23:43:28,980] [Log ] [Record ] [INFO ] - FreeSubChannel CA: freeing sub channel : 0</p><p>[2014-02-06 23:43:28,982] [Log ] [Record ] [INFO ] - tvcard:FreeSubChannel : no subchannels present, pausing graph</p><p>[2014-02-06 23:43:28,995] [Log ] [Record ] [INFO ] - dvb:StopGraph called</p><p>[2014-02-06 23:43:28,997] [Log ] [Record ] [INFO ] - tvcard:FreeAllSubChannels</p><p>[2014-02-06 23:43:28,999] [Log ] [Record ] [INFO ] - dvb:StopGraph</p><p>[/CODE]</p><p>Maybe I misinterpreted it but Argus was just 1 of 3 test cases. My test case with the MediaPortal client and XBMC reached the same result as Argus. I'll try to post detailed logs for each test case this weekend when I can be sure everything is in a controlled environment.</p><p>If I have time, I'll try to post a wireshark log and perhaps even a video displaying my findings. Also I'll reference the firewall settings I discussed with a picture below. By the way, thanks for all the help you've provided so far. You've definitely gone more than out of your way to help us resolve this issue. I definitely realize the extremely technical nature of this issue and that the solution may not be so trivial.</p><p></p><p><img src="http://i.imgur.com/SDY5Tii.png" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></p><p></p><p>Edit: Just realized the portion of the log I posted above was from a more recent log using Argus. It's almost the same as what was in the previous log. I've just attached it for reference.</p><p></p><p>Edit 2: Oh, and here's the corresponding Argus log.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="A Happy Cloud, post: 1061878, member: 145249"] First off, incase your still interested as to how I got to those settings from my previous post, I did this. I went to Run -> typed in "gpedit.msc" without the quotes of course. I think it may only work on versions of Windows that are Professional or higher but Microsoft may have changed it up. Afterwards under [B]Computer Configuration[/B], I expanded [B]Administrative Templates[/B] and then [B]Network[/B]. After that, I expanded [B]Network Connections[/B] and then [B]Windows Firewall[/B]. From there I went into both the Domain and Standard Profile and clicked on [B]Windows Firewall: Allow ICMP exceptions[/B]. From there you should be prompted with the Window I posted above and I simply checked everything. Of course, that didn't seem to fix anything. Alright, so I modified the parameter as you suggested however it appears to have had no effect. In fact, I don't think the issue is so much with the timeout rather than how the packet is delivered. In my previous tests, I would cancel a recording or have one finish recording and the tuner wouldn't be freed. I would wait 5 minutes and it still wouldn't be freed. I could go into the Advanced Properties of Windows Firewall and set everything on the Domain, Private, and Public profile to allow and it still wouldn't be freed. However, the moment I change the firewall state to off, the tuner is [B]immediately[/B] freed. So this leads me to believe that this is either purely a firewall configuration issue or that perhaps somehow the way the packet is encapsulated that the firewall doesn't allow it to pass through. As for the Argus log, I was led to believe this portion of the log showed the request for the tuner to be released. [CODE] [2014-02-06 23:43:28,969] [Log ] [Record ] [INFO ] - card: StopRecording card=3, user=ArgusTV78 [2014-02-06 23:43:28,971] [Log ] [Record ] [INFO ] - basesubchannel.StopRecording 0 [2014-02-06 23:43:28,972] [Log ] [Record ] [INFO ] - tvdvbchannel.OnStopRecording subch=0, subch index=0 [2014-02-06 23:43:28,974] [Log ] [Record ] [INFO ] - tvdvbchannel.OnStopRecording subch:0-0 tswriter StopRecording... [2014-02-06 23:43:28,976] [Log ] [Record ] [INFO ] - tvcard:FreeSubChannel: subchannels count 1 subch#0 [2014-02-06 23:43:28,978] [Log ] [Record ] [INFO ] - DVB subch:0 Decompose() [2014-02-06 23:43:28,980] [Log ] [Record ] [INFO ] - FreeSubChannel CA: freeing sub channel : 0 [2014-02-06 23:43:28,982] [Log ] [Record ] [INFO ] - tvcard:FreeSubChannel : no subchannels present, pausing graph [2014-02-06 23:43:28,995] [Log ] [Record ] [INFO ] - dvb:StopGraph called [2014-02-06 23:43:28,997] [Log ] [Record ] [INFO ] - tvcard:FreeAllSubChannels [2014-02-06 23:43:28,999] [Log ] [Record ] [INFO ] - dvb:StopGraph [/CODE] Maybe I misinterpreted it but Argus was just 1 of 3 test cases. My test case with the MediaPortal client and XBMC reached the same result as Argus. I'll try to post detailed logs for each test case this weekend when I can be sure everything is in a controlled environment. If I have time, I'll try to post a wireshark log and perhaps even a video displaying my findings. Also I'll reference the firewall settings I discussed with a picture below. By the way, thanks for all the help you've provided so far. You've definitely gone more than out of your way to help us resolve this issue. I definitely realize the extremely technical nature of this issue and that the solution may not be so trivial. [IMG]http://i.imgur.com/SDY5Tii.png[/IMG] Edit: Just realized the portion of the log I posted above was from a more recent log using Argus. It's almost the same as what was in the previous log. I've just attached it for reference. Edit 2: Oh, and here's the corresponding Argus log. [/QUOTE]
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