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<blockquote data-quote="bounguine" data-source="post: 335857" data-attributes="member: 16098">I have one.I suffer from a problem with tuning on the first channel after resuming/starting up.It almost always doesn't work (tuner is not locked).So I have to switch to any other channel and come back.I can't do it when a program is recorded by a scheduler.The only way to solve the problem is to check an option in TVServer console to make a graph automatically, which needs some more time.That's why I should put a delay in MP console, because without it MP starts before the whole procedure finnishes in TVServer, although it &quot;waits for TVServer to start&quot;.I did that, but the maximum delay of 100 secs is not enough and I had MP with a blank &quot;On now&quot; window.If I close MP and restart, problem is solved.Your app makes it possible to increase the timeSo if you wish to remove these sections, it's OK.I'll come back to nnCron and put a delay more than 100 secs.Anyway, as far as I understood, when starting up Mpsh should fetch the time of TVServer starting &quot;really&quot;.Now MP starts at the same time, when TVService.exe appears in Task Manager.That's not right, because TVServer has't started yet (at least in my case).I think, there're some other things, that point out that TVServer has really started.I'll try to find it out.Of course, a user can merely put a delay in any other application (in my case more that 100 secs), which is not quite correct.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bounguine, post: 335857, member: 16098"] I have one. I suffer from a problem with tuning on the first channel after resuming/starting up. It almost always doesn't work (tuner is not locked). So I have to switch to any other channel and come back. I can't do it when a program is recorded by a scheduler. The only way to solve the problem is to check an option in TVServer console to make a graph automatically, which needs some more time. That's why I should put a delay in MP console, because without it MP starts before the whole procedure finnishes in TVServer, although it "waits for TVServer to start". I did that, but the maximum delay of 100 secs is not enough and I had MP with a blank "On now" window. If I close MP and restart, problem is solved. Your app makes it possible to increase the time So if you wish to remove these sections, it's OK. I'll come back to nnCron and put a delay more than 100 secs. Anyway, as far as I understood, when starting up Mpsh should fetch the time of TVServer starting "really". Now MP starts at the same time, when TVService.exe appears in Task Manager. That's not right, because TVServer has't started yet (at least in my case). I think, there're some other things, that point out that TVServer has really started. I'll try to find it out. Of course, a user can merely put a delay in any other application (in my case more that 100 secs), which is not quite correct. [/QUOTE]

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