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<blockquote data-quote="Pom" data-source="post: 806344" data-attributes="member: 23933">Ok, here's some more logs. This time nothing to do with C4 HD, SD channel 'POP' this time. The log directories were purged before the first set of logs. The set of logs with earlier time stamp were from simply:- Start MP- Tune to POP- Within seconds MP crashed due to the problemThe later set of logs (these will contain the problem above too so skip through that bit ;-) what happened is something like this:- Start MP- Started watching a recording (Simpsons)- Paused recording around 5.30pm ish- stopped recording around 7.40pm ish and tuned to POP- Within seconds MP crashed again due to the problem- After logs were gathered, watched DVB-T all night with no problems!MP is so stable on my hardware these days that the only thing that has caused MP to crash in the last couple of years was faulty RAM. So that's why i am convinced it is a hardware failure and my money is still on the DVB-S2 card. The fault is pretty permanent now, even after PC been off all night - so not a heat problem now as far as i am concerned.I also happen to be an electronics design engineer (13 years) so i make my diagnosis with conviction!Cheers,Lee</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pom, post: 806344, member: 23933"] Ok, here's some more logs. This time nothing to do with C4 HD, SD channel 'POP' this time. The log directories were purged before the first set of logs. The set of logs with earlier time stamp were from simply: - Start MP - Tune to POP - Within seconds MP crashed due to the problem The later set of logs (these will contain the problem above too so skip through that bit ;-) what happened is something like this: - Start MP - Started watching a recording (Simpsons) - Paused recording around 5.30pm ish - stopped recording around 7.40pm ish and tuned to POP - Within seconds MP crashed again due to the problem - After logs were gathered, watched DVB-T all night with no problems! MP is so stable on my hardware these days that the only thing that has caused MP to crash in the last couple of years was faulty RAM. So that's why i am convinced it is a hardware failure and my money is still on the DVB-S2 card. The fault is pretty permanent now, even after PC been off all night - so not a heat problem now as far as i am concerned. I also happen to be an electronics design engineer (13 years) so i make my diagnosis with conviction! Cheers, Lee [/QUOTE]

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