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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 1183511" data-attributes="member: 82144">So it's a 120/128 GB drive?What about the other drives, especially the drive that hosts your recording and time-shifting folder(s)?Note that the error message may be leading us on a wild goose chase. Sometimes DirectShow can throw out weird error codes. We can be certain that (1) the problem was that the playback/decoding DirectShow graph could not be started because one of its components (splitter, codecs, post-processors and renderers) encountered a problem, and (2) the error message came from one of those components.I checked the TsReader (splitter), EVR (video renderer) and MPAR (audio renderer) log files and didn't see any obvious errors there. I'm not able to check the LAV log files.If your other drives have plenty of free space too, try using a DirectSound audio renderer instead of the MPAR. MPAR doesn't always work so well with TV, though when it doesn't work it tends to manifest in different ways than what you're seeing/describing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 1183511, member: 82144"] So it's a 120/128 GB drive? What about the other drives, especially the drive that hosts your recording and time-shifting folder(s)? Note that the error message [I]may[/I] be leading us on a wild goose chase. Sometimes DirectShow can throw out weird error codes. We can be certain that (1) the problem was that the playback/decoding DirectShow graph could not be started because one of its components (splitter, codecs, post-processors and renderers) encountered a problem, and (2) the error message came from one of those components. I checked the TsReader (splitter), EVR (video renderer) and MPAR (audio renderer) log files and didn't see any obvious errors there. I'm not able to check the LAV log files. If your other drives have plenty of free space too, try using a DirectSound audio renderer instead of the MPAR. MPAR doesn't always work so well with TV, though when it doesn't work it tends to manifest in different ways than what you're seeing/describing. [/QUOTE]

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