TV Log Error: no audio was found after 15.0000165 seconds (1 Viewer)

[skoka123]

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Hi All,

I have been receiving the error "no audio was found after 15.0000165 seconds" in TV.log for a while now.

Whenever I watch live TV, the audio is all squeaky and I can hardly follow the audio. Recordings fail for the same reason. I am using ForTheRecord 1.5.0.1 with MP.

I first had this issue with MP 1.0.2. Having failed to solve the issue I have upgraded (rather installed) to 1.1.0 RC4.

Can someone please help me where the problem is?

I have attached the TV.log file.

Thanks,
Srikanth

 

[skoka123]

Can somebody please help???

 

[skoka123]

Oh Well. No help yet

 

[glenn 1990]

I have the same problem, but only after standby.
I get "unable to play live 2.0 buffer" or someting when starting tv ("no audio was found after 15.000 seconds" in tv log), when hitting" tv on/off" again --> tv starts.
But I haven't found a solution yet.

 

[skoka123]

My solution was to reinstall MP all over again.

 

[glenn 1990]

I already done that but the problem stays.

 

[skoka123]

Well, I had to reinstall the OS too. I guess it has nothing to do with MP (that probably explains why there has been no suggestions so for in this thread). I tried using various audio formats that didn't help either.