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<blockquote data-quote="wemppu" data-source="post: 240073" data-attributes="member: 53196">Timestamp lost when jumpedAnyone else having problem with subtitles losing time stamp after jumping back on timeshifted program?My installation has done this for awhile now, maybe last 5 tested builds, can't tell exact build though when this behavior started. Jumping works ok when I turn on TV and first subtitled program starts. When program is end and there might be another program without subtitles running on same channel and when next subtitled program starts, subtitles are lost if I jump back any times.&nbsp; There will be messages: &quot;29-02-2008 22:30:42 Too old timestamp! - diff was 16168677 ms&quot; and diff keeps counting. Sometimes it is possible to see subtitles without stopping program after losing time stamp by seeking start of prgram running, but does not happen allways. After finding time stamp again, it is still not possible to jump on time shift.Anyone else having this behaviour? Or should I suspect some flaw in my settings/system?I do have Dutch (hearing aid selection when available) as my primary subtitle language and fin as second.Have not tested this on recorded file.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wemppu, post: 240073, member: 53196"] [b]Timestamp lost when jumped[/b] Anyone else having problem with subtitles losing time stamp after jumping back on timeshifted program? My installation has done this for awhile now, maybe last 5 tested builds, can't tell exact build though when this behavior started. Jumping works ok when I turn on TV and first subtitled program starts. When program is end and there might be another program without subtitles running on same channel and when next subtitled program starts, subtitles are lost if I jump back any times. There will be messages: "29-02-2008 22:30:42 Too old timestamp! - diff was 16168677 ms" and diff keeps counting. Sometimes it is possible to see subtitles without stopping program after losing time stamp by seeking start of prgram running, but does not happen allways. After finding time stamp again, it is still not possible to jump on time shift. Anyone else having this behaviour? Or should I suspect some flaw in my settings/system? I do have Dutch (hearing aid selection when available) as my primary subtitle language and fin as second. Have not tested this on recorded file. [/QUOTE]

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