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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 692281" data-attributes="member: 82144">Hi againTo briefly answer your questions before I get to bed:I don't think so. Not unless you accidentally resize the window every time, and that is very unlikely. Not only that, you've reported that the same thing happens when you're in full screen mode...The decoder that is used has no impact on the timeshift file size. They're generally set at around 250MB, so you're unlikely to hit that limit in 1:30. I will say that the decoder variation is strange. The error is the same in each case though. Here is the output for the Microsoft decoder:Same OnResizeEnd. Approximately 4:30 of timeshifting, exactly like you said. Strange! <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite5" alt=":confused:" title="Confused&nbsp; &nbsp; :confused:" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":confused:" />There is one other thing that I noticed in the TV Server logs that I forgot to mention earlier:That could be important because if the frame rate isn't right then different codecs could have different behaviour/tollerance. Are you able to check whether your card supports setting the frame rate in TV Server configuration?1. Open TV Server configuration.2. Expand the &quot;TV Servers&quot; section.3. Expand your HTPC &quot;TVServer&quot;.4. Select one of your WinTV tuners.5. Go to the second tab.6. Can you set the video format, frame rate and resolution? Are any of them unselected?Off to bed now.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 692281, member: 82144"] Hi again To briefly answer your questions before I get to bed: I don't think so. Not unless you accidentally resize the window [B]every time[/B], and that is very unlikely. Not only that, you've reported that the same thing happens when you're in full screen mode... The decoder that is used has no impact on the timeshift file size. They're generally set at around 250MB, so you're unlikely to hit that limit in 1:30. I will say that the decoder variation is strange. The error is the same in each case though. Here is the output for the Microsoft decoder: Same OnResizeEnd. Approximately 4:30 of timeshifting, exactly like you said. Strange! :S There is one other thing that I noticed in the TV Server logs that I forgot to mention earlier: That could be important because if the frame rate isn't right then different codecs could have different behaviour/tollerance. Are you able to check whether your card supports setting the frame rate in TV Server configuration? 1. Open TV Server configuration. 2. Expand the "TV Servers" section. 3. Expand your HTPC "TVServer". 4. Select one of your WinTV tuners. 5. Go to the second tab. 6. Can you set the video format, frame rate and resolution? Are any of them unselected? Off to bed now. [/QUOTE]

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