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<blockquote data-quote="K24A3" data-source="post: 1156561" data-attributes="member: 104233">It's been perfect weather today, so I can pretty much assure you there wouldn't have been any reception issues,Not sure about the resilience of the TV server during bad reception, I would bet $100 on the TV service stopping in really bad weather every time. Maybe its a hauppauge driver issue, who knows..Regarding the [2015-10-15 23:23:47,645] time stamp (11.23pm), I checked the lost recordings, the earliest lost recording was at around 8pm. the TV server stopped between about 7:30pm-8.30pm.You quoted &quot;What symptoms do/did you see that causes/caused you to think that?&quot;- There were unrecorded/missing programs on the SSD, I had 4-5 recordings set up, but TS files were missing.- The TV Server configuration app had the Start/Stop service button with the button text set to &quot;Start Service&quot;, which would indicate that the service must have stopped at some point.Note that I have my own WPF .NET app running, it is basically just a video player using DirectShow. Being a .NET app it will crash if it runs out of it's 2GB allocated RAM shell. It is running all the time, it didnt crash at the time, I was using it after the TV service crashed to play a movie (which was before I restarted the TV server), no problems at all. I know very well when my app runs out of RAM, playing a movie would have consumed about 250MB of extra RAM, so I really doubt the PC ran out of RAM.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="K24A3, post: 1156561, member: 104233"] It's been perfect weather today, so I can pretty much assure you there wouldn't have been any reception issues, Not sure about the resilience of the TV server during bad reception, I would bet $100 on the TV service stopping in really bad weather every time. Maybe its a hauppauge driver issue, who knows.. Regarding the [2015-10-15 23:23:47,645] time stamp (11.23pm), I checked the lost recordings, the earliest lost recording was at around 8pm. the TV server stopped between about 7:30pm-8.30pm. You quoted "What symptoms do/did you see that causes/caused you to think that?" - There were unrecorded/missing programs on the SSD, I had 4-5 recordings set up, but TS files were missing. - The TV Server configuration app had the Start/Stop service button with the button text set to "Start Service", which would indicate that the service must have stopped at some point. Note that I have my own WPF .NET app running, it is basically just a video player using DirectShow. Being a .NET app it will crash if it runs out of it's 2GB allocated RAM shell. It is running all the time, it didnt crash at the time, I was using it after the TV service crashed to play a movie (which was before I restarted the TV server), no problems at all. I know very well when my app runs out of RAM, playing a movie would have consumed about 250MB of extra RAM, so I really doubt the PC ran out of RAM. [/QUOTE]

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