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<blockquote data-quote="metalhead" data-source="post: 532526" data-attributes="member: 97335">I think it may be a single channel for me too.&nbsp; In my case Channel 10 in Australia.&nbsp; I have other issues which I have also narrowed down specifically to this channel - The playback for some recordings is very jerky.&nbsp; It doesn't seem to matter what else the computer is doing (nor should it with the specs of the machine), but it is as if the system were running at its limits (which it isn't).&nbsp; I am just using whatever the standard codecs are, is it possible for this to be the cause of an issue with a single channel?&nbsp; This is not even an HD channel, I have other recordings from channels that are standard definition (like this one), high definition, and analogue tv and all of them work perfectly.EDIT: Also, as reported above, the stopping problem (unlike the jerkiness above) is completely unrepeatable.&nbsp; Start the file again and it will play through fine.&nbsp; It only happens every 5 or 6 recordings for me and doesn't happen again on the same recording (as far as I can tell).EDIT2:&nbsp; Actually, I think I had it do the stopping thing last night on a recording on ABC2 - which is also a standard definition digital channel.&nbsp; So not just 1 channel, but it could be to do with SD digital channels?&nbsp; I certainly have not had the jerky playback issue with recordings on ABC2 though - but I haven't recorded or watched as much from it either.&nbsp; There is another channel that I have a lot of recordings from that I have not had a single issue with and I can't recall if it is HD or SD, I will check tonight.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="metalhead, post: 532526, member: 97335"] I think it may be a single channel for me too. In my case Channel 10 in Australia. I have other issues which I have also narrowed down specifically to this channel - The playback for some recordings is very jerky. It doesn't seem to matter what else the computer is doing (nor should it with the specs of the machine), but it is as if the system were running at its limits (which it isn't). I am just using whatever the standard codecs are, is it possible for this to be the cause of an issue with a single channel? This is not even an HD channel, I have other recordings from channels that are standard definition (like this one), high definition, and analogue tv and all of them work perfectly. EDIT: Also, as reported above, the stopping problem (unlike the jerkiness above) is completely unrepeatable. Start the file again and it will play through fine. It only happens every 5 or 6 recordings for me and doesn't happen again on the same recording (as far as I can tell). EDIT2: Actually, I think I had it do the stopping thing last night on a recording on ABC2 - which is also a standard definition digital channel. So not just 1 channel, but it could be to do with SD digital channels? I certainly have not had the jerky playback issue with recordings on ABC2 though - but I haven't recorded or watched as much from it either. There is another channel that I have a lot of recordings from that I have not had a single issue with and I can't recall if it is HD or SD, I will check tonight. [/QUOTE]

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