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<blockquote data-quote="jimbeam128" data-source="post: 724196" data-attributes="member: 85829">AW: TV Server log - TV Server log -PMT Pid wasn't found on the PATHello,I don´t think that it´s a problem of the channel-change. The TV-Server just does not recognize that there was a change in the channel (PID / SID)The old one:[CODE]15-03-2011 19:42:01.328 Recorder: TIMESHIFT got pmt - tableid: 0x2 section_length: 80 sid: 0x5e2c[/CODE]The new one:[CODE]15-03-2011 20:02:55.765 pmtgrabber: grab pmt:104 sid:2f47[/CODE]So from my point of view, this &quot;pmtgrabber&quot; grabs the PID once and then never again.When the Timeshift cannot start and ends, and when you retune the channel again you can see the following in the log:[CODE]15-03-2011 20:02:57.328 Recorder: TIMESHIFT Old pids cleared[/CODE]So I think after that, the ID´s seem to be cleared by &quot;TIMESHIFT&quot; and then grabbed again, because the channel can be tuned then and you can see the new PID and Service ID in the logs appearing....It is not a problem of channel scanning...I don´t know why that happens. What about a standard set-top box? - I think those devices must handle the same situation. The ID´s are changing, but the normal set-top box can handle it and can tune the next channel with the new ID´s. There are no problems that the channel cannot be tuned.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jimbeam128, post: 724196, member: 85829"] [b]AW: TV Server log - TV Server log -PMT Pid wasn't found on the PAT[/b] Hello, I don´t think that it´s a problem of the channel-change. The TV-Server just does not recognize that there was a change in the channel (PID / SID) The old one: [CODE] 15-03-2011 19:42:01.328 Recorder: TIMESHIFT got pmt - tableid: 0x2 section_length: 80 sid: 0x5e2c [/CODE] The new one: [CODE] 15-03-2011 20:02:55.765 pmtgrabber: grab pmt:104 sid:2f47 [/CODE] So from my point of view, this "pmtgrabber" grabs the PID once and then never again. When the Timeshift cannot start and ends, and when you retune the channel again you can see the following in the log: [CODE]15-03-2011 20:02:57.328 Recorder: TIMESHIFT Old pids cleared[/CODE] So I think after that, the ID´s seem to be cleared by "TIMESHIFT" and then grabbed again, because the channel can be tuned then and you can see the new PID and Service ID in the logs appearing.... It is not a problem of channel scanning... I don´t know why that happens. What about a standard set-top box? - I think those devices must handle the same situation. The ID´s are changing, but the normal set-top box can handle it and can tune the next channel with the new ID´s. There are no problems that the channel cannot be tuned. [/QUOTE]

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