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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 1072751" data-attributes="member: 82144">Okay, let me see if I've got this right. It looks like you left a10-PC timeshifting on Channel 4 HD. Am I right?It took a bit of figuring out due to all the schedules (and duplicate schedules) that recorded during that time, but as far as I can see TV Server has not intentionally stopped timeshifting for that tuner. Because it wasn't a recording we have no way of telling when the timeshifting froze, but I'd wager that loading one of the two TBS tuners for the overnight recordings caused this. It's a problem I've seen occur in the past. The only way around it is to preload all the tuners.I note that all your recordings on Dave seem to be duplicating. Might want to check that out.[edit: To be clear though, what you're seeing here is totally different to what you were seeing when using the RAM disk. That was a different problem.]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 1072751, member: 82144"] Okay, let me see if I've got this right. It looks like you left a10-PC timeshifting on Channel 4 HD. Am I right? It took a bit of figuring out due to all the schedules (and duplicate schedules) that recorded during that time, but as far as I can see TV Server has not intentionally stopped timeshifting for that tuner. Because it wasn't a recording we have no way of telling when the timeshifting froze, but I'd wager that loading one of the two TBS tuners for the overnight recordings caused this. It's a problem I've seen occur in the past. The only way around it is to preload all the tuners. I note that all your recordings on Dave seem to be duplicating. Might want to check that out. [edit: To be clear though, what you're seeing here is totally different to what you were seeing when using the RAM disk. That was a different problem.] [/QUOTE]

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