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<blockquote data-quote="Woody[UK]" data-source="post: 1122820" data-attributes="member: 151367">Hi thanks for the reply,Reception and cables are fine; it’s one of the first things I checked (even though TV Scheduler Pro always works). I do not have any security software installed. I am not streaming over a network. I normally use Kodi to playback locally. I have also played back with MPC-HC and VLC, HW acceleration on or off it does not make a difference. The TS files contain packet errors.Originally when testing, I was actually watching the programs and noticed the errors. Then I found 'MPEG-2 TS packet analyser' to scan the files. If I record TV, alternating every 10 minutes with TV Server and TV Scheduler Pro. It’s only the TV Server recordings that contain errors.Last year I gave up and kept TV Scheduler Pro on my AMD system. I have now just put together an Intel system as an upgrade and experiencing the same problem. TV Scheduler Pro is pretty much EOL and I would like to move to better software, but not at the expense of recording errors.Any more suggestions?Thank you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Woody[UK], post: 1122820, member: 151367"] Hi thanks for the reply, Reception and cables are fine; it’s one of the first things I checked (even though TV Scheduler Pro always works). I do not have any security software installed. I am not streaming over a network. I normally use Kodi to playback locally. I have also played back with MPC-HC and VLC, HW acceleration on or off it does not make a difference. The TS files contain packet errors. Originally when testing, I was actually watching the programs and noticed the errors. Then I found 'MPEG-2 TS packet analyser' to scan the files. If I record TV, alternating every 10 minutes with TV Server and TV Scheduler Pro. It’s only the TV Server recordings that contain errors. Last year I gave up and kept TV Scheduler Pro on my AMD system. I have now just put together an Intel system as an upgrade and experiencing the same problem. TV Scheduler Pro is pretty much EOL and I would like to move to better software, but not at the expense of recording errors. Any more suggestions? Thank you. [/QUOTE]

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