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<blockquote data-quote="binary64" data-source="post: 268121" data-attributes="member: 23446">New Issue=========If I do:result = TvControl.RemoteControl.Instance.StartTimeShifting(ref m_user, 33, out card);result = TvControl.RemoteControl.Instance.StartTimeShifting(ref m_user, 33, out card);result = TvControl.RemoteControl.Instance.StartTimeShifting(ref m_user, 33, out card);the results are: NoVideoAudioDetected, UnknownChannel, UnknownChannel (incorrect/bug imo)notes:* yes, the channel is off-air at this time* m_user means it's a member field, in ctor, m_user = new User(&quot;Test&quot;, true);However,TvControl.User methodlocal_user;methodlocal_user = new TvControl.User(&quot;Test&quot;, true);result = TvControl.RemoteControl.Instance.StartTimeShifting(ref methodlocal_user, 33, out card);methodlocal_user = new TvControl.User(&quot;Test&quot;, true);result = TvControl.RemoteControl.Instance.StartTimeShifting(ref methodlocal_user, 33, out card);methodlocal_user = new TvControl.User(&quot;Test&quot;, true);result = TvControl.RemoteControl.Instance.StartTimeShifting(ref methodlocal_user, 33, out card);the results are: NoVideoAudioDetected, NoVideoAudioDetected, NoVideoAudioDetected (correct imo)I would prefer to use the member field method (this.user, created only in ctor). Any ideas why this difference is happening? Is this a bug or a .Net thing I don't know about?The reason I'm doing this, is when user idles on an off-air channel, i am polling it every few seconds so that when the channel finally comes back on air, it immedately starts playing.Thanks!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="binary64, post: 268121, member: 23446"] New Issue ========= If I do: result = TvControl.RemoteControl.Instance.StartTimeShifting(ref m_user, 33, out card); result = TvControl.RemoteControl.Instance.StartTimeShifting(ref m_user, 33, out card); result = TvControl.RemoteControl.Instance.StartTimeShifting(ref m_user, 33, out card); the results are: NoVideoAudioDetected, UnknownChannel, UnknownChannel (incorrect/bug imo) notes: * yes, the channel is off-air at this time * m_user means it's a member field, in ctor, m_user = new User("Test", true); However, TvControl.User methodlocal_user; methodlocal_user = new TvControl.User("Test", true); result = TvControl.RemoteControl.Instance.StartTimeShifting(ref methodlocal_user, 33, out card); methodlocal_user = new TvControl.User("Test", true); result = TvControl.RemoteControl.Instance.StartTimeShifting(ref methodlocal_user, 33, out card); methodlocal_user = new TvControl.User("Test", true); result = TvControl.RemoteControl.Instance.StartTimeShifting(ref methodlocal_user, 33, out card); the results are: NoVideoAudioDetected, NoVideoAudioDetected, NoVideoAudioDetected (correct imo) I would prefer to use the member field method (this.user, created only in ctor). Any ideas why this difference is happening? Is this a bug or a .Net thing I don't know about? The reason I'm doing this, is when user idles on an off-air channel, i am polling it every few seconds so that when the channel finally comes back on air, it immedately starts playing. Thanks! [/QUOTE]

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