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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 750226" data-attributes="member: 82144">Hi guysI don't mean to contradict you Tony, but from my perspective there seem to be signal or HDD speed issues to me...[USER=106719]cewillis[/USER]: Now before you remind me that you're able to do things manually *I have read what you've said in both threads*. The evidence of server-side issues is really obvious though if you take a look at the TsWriter log. The &quot;Discontinuity header bit set!&quot; and &quot;No PayLoad...&quot; messages indicate bad packets are being received from the tuner. Trying to watch a TV stream full of garbage could definitely crash the renderer (which is what the messages that you found in the MP log refer to). I'm not aware of how the HVR2250 aerial connections work but it looks like there are only two connections, so I'm assuming that they're shared somehow. That *can* and *does* sometimes cause problems, even sometimes only with specific combinations or when tuning specific frequencies. In other words, although you may have tested QAM on tuner 1 with analog on tuner 2 that doesn't mean that analog on tuner 1 with QAM on tuner 2 will work. It also doesn't mean that every combination of channels would work. You mentioned that some of your QAM channels changed frequency - perhaps the new frequency or frequencies is problematic for interference and/or signal sharing issues...PS: you may be desparate to get help, but it is *not* helpful to us to post two threads about the same issue within 3 days...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 750226, member: 82144"] Hi guys I don't mean to contradict you Tony, but from my perspective there seem to be signal or HDD speed issues to me... [USER=106719]cewillis[/USER]: Now before you remind me that you're able to do things manually *I have read what you've said in both threads*. The evidence of server-side issues is really obvious though if you take a look at the TsWriter log. The "Discontinuity header bit set!" and "No PayLoad..." messages indicate bad packets are being received from the tuner. Trying to watch a TV stream full of garbage could definitely crash the renderer (which is what the messages that you found in the MP log refer to). I'm not aware of how the HVR2250 aerial connections work but it looks like there are only two connections, so I'm assuming that they're shared somehow. That *can* and *does* sometimes cause problems, even sometimes only with specific combinations or when tuning specific frequencies. In other words, although you may have tested QAM on tuner 1 with analog on tuner 2 that doesn't mean that analog on tuner 1 with QAM on tuner 2 will work. It also doesn't mean that every combination of channels would work. You mentioned that some of your QAM channels changed frequency - perhaps the new frequency or frequencies is problematic for interference and/or signal sharing issues... PS: you may be desparate to get help, but it is *not* helpful to us to post two threads about the same issue within 3 days... [/QUOTE]

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