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<blockquote data-quote="deamon_knight" data-source="post: 1134146" data-attributes="member: 150503">I've be running MediaPortal to record live TV (ATSC Broadcast) for about a month now. Most of the time this works really well. But I'm encountering some recordings that skip forward about a minute during regular playback, or, when stepping around the recording, will 'repeat'. Example: I've have an Hour recording and around the 22 min mark the playback cuts to a different scene scene and the timestamp is around the 23 minute mark. Also, trying to step forward 30 sec sometimes skips right past this, but other times skips back to around the 21 minute mark. Pulling the file to another computer for playback, I had it go from the 22 min to the 21 min to the 23 min mark without any input on my end. It seems like the time index is messed up and can sometimes end up point to an earlier frame rather than the next frame. This happens on different channels and shows at different times. I usually don't watch live TV so my local broadcasters could be dropping about a minute of TV from time to time, or some interference could be the cause, but I'd expect to see snow or pixel-garbage for the time rather than skipping. Any idea whats going on?Thanks</blockquote>

[QUOTE="deamon_knight, post: 1134146, member: 150503"] I've be running MediaPortal to record live TV (ATSC Broadcast) for about a month now. Most of the time this works really well. But I'm encountering some recordings that skip forward about a minute during regular playback, or, when stepping around the recording, will 'repeat'. Example: I've have an Hour recording and around the 22 min mark the playback cuts to a different scene scene and the timestamp is around the 23 minute mark. Also, trying to step forward 30 sec sometimes skips right past this, but other times skips back to around the 21 minute mark. Pulling the file to another computer for playback, I had it go from the 22 min to the 21 min to the 23 min mark without any input on my end. It seems like the time index is messed up and can sometimes end up point to an earlier frame rather than the next frame. This happens on different channels and shows at different times. I usually don't watch live TV so my local broadcasters could be dropping about a minute of TV from time to time, or some interference could be the cause, but I'd expect to see snow or pixel-garbage for the time rather than skipping. Any idea whats going on? Thanks [/QUOTE]

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