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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 687778" data-attributes="member: 82144">Hi againYour logs are *incredibly* long! Can we try and deal with one problem at a time with short logs? You reported the slow channel changing first. Please:1. Delete all your TV Server logs.2. Try to watch *1* channel.3. If you succeed with step 2, change to another channel (different transponder/mux).4. Stop TV.5. Post the new logs.[edit]By the way, recordings are meant to start before the programme starts (and finish after the programme finishes). This is called pre-record and post-record. The purpose is to avoid missing any part of the recording even when the programme starts a little earlier or finishes a little later than specified in the EPG. You can find the settings for this in TV Server Configuration under the &quot;Recording&quot; section on the &quot;General&quot; tab.[/edit]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 687778, member: 82144"] Hi again Your logs are *incredibly* long! Can we try and deal with one problem at a time with short logs? You reported the slow channel changing first. Please: 1. Delete all your TV Server logs. 2. Try to watch *1* channel. 3. If you succeed with step 2, change to another channel (different transponder/mux). 4. Stop TV. 5. Post the new logs. [edit] By the way, recordings are meant to start before the programme starts (and finish after the programme finishes). This is called pre-record and post-record. The purpose is to avoid missing any part of the recording even when the programme starts a little earlier or finishes a little later than specified in the EPG. You can find the settings for this in TV Server Configuration under the "Recording" section on the "General" tab. [/edit] [/QUOTE]

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