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<blockquote data-quote="Snoopy87" data-source="post: 1131243" data-attributes="member: 128461">So, is there anyone how can fix this?There could be two reason why it happens even though try-catch is used:1. It's a really hard exception which forces to shutdown2. It's a multi threaded issue and the real exception happens somewhere else while accessing the fileWhile the TV Server is gone, one timeshift file and the buffer file is left and not deleted, so the exception should be right. If I manually delete those files then, no error happens, so the files are not blocked, etc. (and of course there is no other process which is accessing this file! no anti virus software, etc.)I think this bug could also happen in a normal scenario while using MediaPortal, but of course this may be a rare issue, or maybe this would also only happen if you are zapping really fast through your channel list or Start/Stop, Start/Stop, ... the same channel with MediaPortal.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Snoopy87, post: 1131243, member: 128461"] So, is there anyone how can fix this? There could be two reason why it happens even though try-catch is used: 1. It's a really hard exception which forces to shutdown 2. It's a multi threaded issue and the real exception happens somewhere else while accessing the file While the TV Server is gone, one timeshift file and the buffer file is left and not deleted, so the exception should be right. If I manually delete those files then, no error happens, so the files are not blocked, etc. (and of course there is no other process which is accessing this file! no anti virus software, etc.) I think this bug could also happen in a normal scenario while using MediaPortal, but of course this may be a rare issue, or maybe this would also only happen if you are zapping really fast through your channel list or Start/Stop, Start/Stop, ... the same channel with MediaPortal. [/QUOTE]

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