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<blockquote data-quote="MrPaulo" data-source="post: 97538" data-attributes="member: 27424">I'm a newbie too, so not too much help I'm afraid. I've tried lots of things and still haven't fixed it. Rebuilt the whole system from scratch (incluind OS), tried 0.2.0.4 instead of 0.2.1.0 and it was still there. I think the &quot;timeshifting&quot; issue and the recorded duration are possibly the same problem.The compress option is available when you look at the list of recorded TV programs. I think you can set it up to auto-compress stuff, which I think I'll be doing as this morning MP told me that the Reading vs Blackburn game took 42 hours! It is near impossible to resume watching where you left off. You scroll forward 2 hours and end up a couple of minutes further along... Just like when you are using timeshifting - MP tries to go 30 minutes into the file and only ends up a couple of minutes along.I have a Hauppauge PVR150 as well, but lots of people are using this card without this issue.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MrPaulo, post: 97538, member: 27424"] I'm a newbie too, so not too much help I'm afraid. I've tried lots of things and still haven't fixed it. Rebuilt the whole system from scratch (incluind OS), tried 0.2.0.4 instead of 0.2.1.0 and it was still there. I think the "timeshifting" issue and the recorded duration are possibly the same problem. The compress option is available when you look at the list of recorded TV programs. I think you can set it up to auto-compress stuff, which I think I'll be doing as this morning MP told me that the Reading vs Blackburn game took 42 hours! It is near impossible to resume watching where you left off. You scroll forward 2 hours and end up a couple of minutes further along... Just like when you are using timeshifting - MP tries to go 30 minutes into the file and only ends up a couple of minutes along. I have a Hauppauge PVR150 as well, but lots of people are using this card without this issue. [/QUOTE]

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