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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 1125357" data-attributes="member: 82144">Yes, I've looked... but there's nothing that I (or probably anybody else) can say that I didn't say in my previous posts.Again, there are continuity errors in the TsWriter log. Inadequate signal strength/quality and HDD overload are the most common causes of these.With the information you've provided and without access to the system I cannot be more helpful. It is really up to you to investigate further. For example, when the problems occur you can open task manager -&gt; performance tab -&gt; resource monitor and check the HDD load and programs that are hitting it. You can also use the manual control section of TV Server configuration to check signal levels.P.S. Of course there are other less-common-but-still-possible causes of such problems. In my opinion it makes sense to start from the most common causes and only move on to the less common if/when the common causes are ruled out.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 1125357, member: 82144"] Yes, I've looked... but there's nothing that I (or probably anybody else) can say that I didn't say in my previous posts. Again, there are continuity errors in the TsWriter log. Inadequate signal strength/quality and HDD overload are the most common causes of these. With the information you've provided and without access to the system I cannot be more helpful. It is really up to you to investigate further. For example, when the problems occur you can open task manager -> performance tab -> resource monitor and check the HDD load and programs that are hitting it. You can also use the manual control section of TV Server configuration to check signal levels. P.S. Of course there are other less-common-but-still-possible causes of such problems. In my opinion it makes sense to start from the most common causes and only move on to the less common if/when the common causes are ruled out. [/QUOTE]

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