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<blockquote data-quote="A Happy Cloud" data-source="post: 1071336" data-attributes="member: 145249"><p>Ok, I conducted multiple tests by changing the channel and setting up multiple recordings and tuning to a new channel. In Test 1, I tuned to one channel, set it to record, tuned to another channel, set it to record, and then tuned to one last channel before stopping all the recordings and terminating the current live stream. Since I was tuning to HD channels, I noticed the dump file was much larger than when I've conducted testing with SD channels. Unfortunately, the dump files were way to large for me to upload, so I was only able to upload the dump files for one of the tuners along with the log files. As a result, I decided to just use SD channels for the rests of the tests to make the file sizes more manageable. For Test 2, I did the same thing I did in Test 1 but with SD channels. For Test 3, I constantly tuned to a new SD channel once the current one started streaming. In this test, I noticed it used the same tuner for maybe the first few channel changes until it appeared to stall for a bit and then decided on using a new tuner to display the channel. This happened a few more times before I decided to conclude the test. There should be enough channel changing to cause the RTSP session to open and close throughout the tests. Hope this helps!</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="A Happy Cloud, post: 1071336, member: 145249"] Ok, I conducted multiple tests by changing the channel and setting up multiple recordings and tuning to a new channel. In Test 1, I tuned to one channel, set it to record, tuned to another channel, set it to record, and then tuned to one last channel before stopping all the recordings and terminating the current live stream. Since I was tuning to HD channels, I noticed the dump file was much larger than when I've conducted testing with SD channels. Unfortunately, the dump files were way to large for me to upload, so I was only able to upload the dump files for one of the tuners along with the log files. As a result, I decided to just use SD channels for the rests of the tests to make the file sizes more manageable. For Test 2, I did the same thing I did in Test 1 but with SD channels. For Test 3, I constantly tuned to a new SD channel once the current one started streaming. In this test, I noticed it used the same tuner for maybe the first few channel changes until it appeared to stall for a bit and then decided on using a new tuner to display the channel. This happened a few more times before I decided to conclude the test. There should be enough channel changing to cause the RTSP session to open and close throughout the tests. Hope this helps! [/QUOTE]

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