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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 1033468" data-attributes="member: 82144">Was that what happened at 22:53:17?If so, are you sure the BSOD was in the TBS tuner driver, because you had just started a stream on one of the DVB-T tuners.You had a really unusual sequence of events:1. 22:53:11,658 - scheduler starts process to record Nightline (TV 3) on DVB-T tuner 3015 (first WinFast DTV Dongle Gold tuner) before the service has even completely started.2. 22:53:11,984 - TV service finishes loading.3. 22:53:13,613 - idle EPG grabber starts process to grab EPG for DVB-S TVNZ U... which it really shouldn't do, because the idle EPG grabber is only meant to run when all tuners are idle4. 22:53:14,280 - Nightline recording successfully started5. 22:53:14,282 - scheduler starts process to record Dangerous Roads (TV One) on DVB-T tuner 10 (second WinFast DTV Dongle Gold tuner)6. 22:53:14,305 - EPG grabber grabbing process starts to be cancelled immediately after run graph and before checking signal as part of Dangerous Roads record start process7. 22:53:15,231 - EPG grabber grabbing process successfully cancelled, Dangerous Roads recording process continues8. 22:53:17,091 - Dangerous Roads recording successfully started9. 22:53:17.212..22:55:38,038 - CRASH!?!So the crux of what I'm saying is that TV Server doesn't even appear to have been directly interacting with any tuners at the time of the crash. Two DVB-T recordings were running... and if anything I'd have suspected that WinFast dual USB tuner would have been the cause of the crash.I'm not seeing any attempt to test channels... unless that section of the logs is missing due to the BSOD.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 1033468, member: 82144"] Was that what happened at 22:53:17? If so, are you sure the BSOD was in the TBS tuner driver, because you had just started a stream on one of the DVB-T tuners. You had a really unusual sequence of events: 1. 22:53:11,658 - scheduler starts process to record Nightline (TV 3) on DVB-T tuner 3015 (first WinFast DTV Dongle Gold tuner) before the service has even completely started. 2. 22:53:11,984 - TV service finishes loading. 3. 22:53:13,613 - idle EPG grabber starts process to grab EPG for DVB-S TVNZ U... which it really shouldn't do, because the idle EPG grabber is only meant to run when all tuners are idle 4. 22:53:14,280 - Nightline recording successfully started 5. 22:53:14,282 - scheduler starts process to record Dangerous Roads (TV One) on DVB-T tuner 10 (second WinFast DTV Dongle Gold tuner) 6. 22:53:14,305 - EPG grabber grabbing process starts to be cancelled immediately after run graph and before checking signal as part of Dangerous Roads record start process 7. 22:53:15,231 - EPG grabber grabbing process successfully cancelled, Dangerous Roads recording process continues 8. 22:53:17,091 - Dangerous Roads recording successfully started 9. 22:53:17.212..22:55:38,038 - CRASH!?! So the crux of what I'm saying is that TV Server doesn't even appear to have been directly interacting with any tuners at the time of the crash. Two DVB-T recordings were running... and if anything I'd have suspected that WinFast dual USB tuner would have been the cause of the crash. I'm not seeing any attempt to test channels... unless that section of the logs is missing due to the BSOD. [/QUOTE]

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