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<blockquote data-quote="mshorthose" data-source="post: 627789" data-attributes="member: 97770"><p>Hi all,</p><p>I'm thinking of backdating to RC3 as I am encountering so many issues with RC4 - perhaps someone could confirm if I have problems with my installation or whether the problems are RC4 related.</p><p></p><p>The issue for this thread is about channel changes on DVB-T.</p><p>My remote has never been configured to change channels by direct use of the numeric keys.</p><p>I always use the "back" button to come out of viewing TV to the EPG.</p><p>I then use navigation arrow keys to select the channel to watch (or record) and then "Enter" to switch to that channel.</p><p></p><p>This is what is happening...</p><p>I am merrily watching BBC1 for example and the programme "A" finishes - </p><p>I escape to the EPG and decide I want to watch programme "B" which is currently showing on ITV1.</p><p>I scroll down to ITV1 and press Enter on the programme currently being broadcast on ITV1.</p><p>I then get displayed a point in the timeslip recording of programme A - about half an hour before the end.</p><p>It is possible from there (sometimes) to use the right navigation button to skip to the end of the programme - when the programme I want can be viewed.</p><p>Sometimes skipping to the end won't work though and MP freezes up with the progress bar showing red and "end" as the selected point.</p><p>I then have to come out of MP altogether and restart it - presumably clearing the timeslip cache in the process.</p><p></p><p>This is annoying for me but unmanageable for her indoors who has not the faintest idea what is going on!</p><p></p><p>Any help gratefully received.</p><p></p><p>Martin</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mshorthose, post: 627789, member: 97770"] Hi all, I'm thinking of backdating to RC3 as I am encountering so many issues with RC4 - perhaps someone could confirm if I have problems with my installation or whether the problems are RC4 related. The issue for this thread is about channel changes on DVB-T. My remote has never been configured to change channels by direct use of the numeric keys. I always use the "back" button to come out of viewing TV to the EPG. I then use navigation arrow keys to select the channel to watch (or record) and then "Enter" to switch to that channel. This is what is happening... I am merrily watching BBC1 for example and the programme "A" finishes - I escape to the EPG and decide I want to watch programme "B" which is currently showing on ITV1. I scroll down to ITV1 and press Enter on the programme currently being broadcast on ITV1. I then get displayed a point in the timeslip recording of programme A - about half an hour before the end. It is possible from there (sometimes) to use the right navigation button to skip to the end of the programme - when the programme I want can be viewed. Sometimes skipping to the end won't work though and MP freezes up with the progress bar showing red and "end" as the selected point. I then have to come out of MP altogether and restart it - presumably clearing the timeslip cache in the process. This is annoying for me but unmanageable for her indoors who has not the faintest idea what is going on! Any help gratefully received. Martin [/QUOTE]
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