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<blockquote data-quote="Stepko" data-source="post: 194225" data-attributes="member: 57342">I have to correct my last post. Since yesterday the error occurs on my system randomly, too.But now I know that the errormessage is kind of misleading. Like MadDuke already said the problem seems to be the timeshiftfile &quot;live*-0.ts.tsbuffer&quot;. Sometimes this file isn´t closed properly. The next time TV is activated the TVServer tries to create the new timeshiftfile which isn´t possible because of &quot;live*-0.ts.tsbuffer&quot; still being opened. The function WaitForTimeShiftFile (Timeshifter.cs, line 248) waits for the timeshiftfile to become greater than 0,5MB. But this file is never created, so it won´t ever get that big and after a timeout the well known errormessage appears. So the big question is: Why is the &quot;live*-0.ts.tsbuffer&quot; still opened when TV is deactivated?I hope one of the devs can answer me some questions, then I will have another look at the sources.- For writing the timeshift file a com-object is used that implements &quot;IMPRecord&quot;. Where can I find the sources? It is in &quot;Filters\sources\MPWriter&quot;? When I try to compile that, I get an error &quot;cannot find streams.h&quot;. Is &quot;streams.h&quot; part of the Platform SDK? (I think I need to install that)- What is the purpose of the &quot;live*-0.ts.tsbuffer&quot;-file? The video/audio data is stored in &quot;live*-0.ts.tsbuffer1.ts&quot;? (Btw, why is it called .tsbuffer1.ts?). Why and where is the &quot;live*-0.ts.tsbuffer&quot;-file created?Stepko</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stepko, post: 194225, member: 57342"] I have to correct my last post. Since yesterday the error occurs on my system randomly, too. But now I know that the errormessage is kind of misleading. Like MadDuke already said the problem seems to be the timeshiftfile "live*-0.ts.tsbuffer". Sometimes this file isn´t closed properly. The next time TV is activated the TVServer tries to create the new timeshiftfile which isn´t possible because of "live*-0.ts.tsbuffer" still being opened. The function WaitForTimeShiftFile (Timeshifter.cs, line 248) waits for the timeshiftfile to become greater than 0,5MB. But this file is never created, so it won´t ever get that big and after a timeout the well known errormessage appears. So the big question is: Why is the "live*-0.ts.tsbuffer" still opened when TV is deactivated? I hope one of the devs can answer me some questions, then I will have another look at the sources. - For writing the timeshift file a com-object is used that implements "IMPRecord". Where can I find the sources? It is in "Filters\sources\MPWriter"? When I try to compile that, I get an error "cannot find streams.h". Is "streams.h" part of the Platform SDK? (I think I need to install that) - What is the purpose of the "live*-0.ts.tsbuffer"-file? The video/audio data is stored in "live*-0.ts.tsbuffer1.ts"? (Btw, why is it called .tsbuffer1.ts?). Why and where is the "live*-0.ts.tsbuffer"-file created? Stepko [/QUOTE]

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