- October 10, 2007
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TV-Server Version: r16362
MediaPortal Version: N/A - Not running media portal, only TV Server
Windows Version: 2003 R2 Enterprise
CPU Type: Xeon 5150
HDD: 12TB Network share
Memory: 2GB
1. TV Card: Black Gold PCI-e Dual Tuner
1. TV Card Type: DVB-T
2. TV Card: Black Gold PCI-e Dual Tuner
2. TV Card Type: DVB-T
3. TV Card: Black Gold PCI-e Dual Tuner
3. TV Card Type: DVB-T
Satelite/CableTV Provider: Freeview (UK DVB-T)
HTPC Case: Dell Poweredge 2950
Cooling: stock
Power Supply: dual 750W
I have TV Server recording to a network share. Last night the server serving the network share rebooted after some updates, while TV Server was recording (its recording some channels 24/7). When the share was back online TV Server refused to continue writing, or create a new '_1' file, for any recording that was in progress. This resulted in lots of "Recorder:unable to write file" entries in the log (attached) until that particular program was finished. It did continue to record the next programs successfully, any that started after the network share came back online.
MediaPortal Version: N/A - Not running media portal, only TV Server
Windows Version: 2003 R2 Enterprise
CPU Type: Xeon 5150
HDD: 12TB Network share
Memory: 2GB
1. TV Card: Black Gold PCI-e Dual Tuner
1. TV Card Type: DVB-T
2. TV Card: Black Gold PCI-e Dual Tuner
2. TV Card Type: DVB-T
3. TV Card: Black Gold PCI-e Dual Tuner
3. TV Card Type: DVB-T
Satelite/CableTV Provider: Freeview (UK DVB-T)
HTPC Case: Dell Poweredge 2950
Cooling: stock
Power Supply: dual 750W
I have TV Server recording to a network share. Last night the server serving the network share rebooted after some updates, while TV Server was recording (its recording some channels 24/7). When the share was back online TV Server refused to continue writing, or create a new '_1' file, for any recording that was in progress. This resulted in lots of "Recorder:unable to write file" entries in the log (attached) until that particular program was finished. It did continue to record the next programs successfully, any that started after the network share came back online.