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<blockquote data-quote="JDWestoby" data-source="post: 1236471" data-attributes="member: 72093">No logs yet - at work (lunchtime).Since updating from MP1.6 to MP1.8 on my server/single seat system when I play recorded TV, it is fine. But - finish watching (stop, delete) and play something else and no audio.Took a few times of this happening and me changing the audio renderer (normally set to MP Audio Renderer) back and forth before I realised that if I just LEFT it for ~5 minutes after playing one recording then it would play OK the second time.It is almost as though the renderer is held in memory and not reinitialised [correctly] for the second playback. Waiting for a while might mean that Windows get bored and throws it out of the pram.The server is connected to a TV via HDMI and has been for years, Win7 just to stop MS from fiddling with something that I rely on &lt;grin&gt;.I WILL get logs but as it isn't 100% they might be messier than I'd like - horrible searching huge tracts I know.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JDWestoby, post: 1236471, member: 72093"] No logs yet - at work (lunchtime). Since updating from MP1.6 to MP1.8 on my server/single seat system when I play recorded TV, it is fine. But - finish watching (stop, delete) and play something else and no audio. Took a few times of this happening and me changing the audio renderer (normally set to MP Audio Renderer) back and forth before I realised that if I just LEFT it for ~5 minutes after playing one recording then it would play OK the second time. It is almost as though the renderer is held in memory and not reinitialised [correctly] for the second playback. Waiting for a while might mean that Windows get bored and throws it out of the pram. The server is connected to a TV via HDMI and has been for years, Win7 just to stop MS from fiddling with something that I rely on <grin>. I WILL get logs but as it isn't 100% they might be messier than I'd like - horrible searching huge tracts I know. [/QUOTE]

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