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<blockquote data-quote="binary64" data-source="post: 277600" data-attributes="member: 23446">I'm using the latest-but-one tv server (not MP client).If I do: (cross posted from this *post* on <a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/newcomers-forum-240/my-thread-questions-about-tvengine3-api-39424/#post268121" target="_blank">https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/newcomers-forum-240/my-thread-questions-about-tvengine3-api-39424/#post268121</a> thread)user = new TvControl.User(&quot;Test&quot;, true);result = TvControl.RemoteControl.Instance.StartTimeShifting (ref user, 33, out card);result = TvControl.RemoteControl.Instance.StartTimeShifting (ref user, 33, out card);result = TvControl.RemoteControl.Instance.StartTimeShifting (ref user, 33, out card);the results are: NoVideoAudioDetected, UnknownChannel, UnknownChannel (incorrect/bug imo)note: the channelid 33 is off-airHowever,user = new TvControl.User(&quot;Test&quot;, true);result = TvControl.RemoteControl.Instance.StartTimeShifting (ref user, 33, out card);user = new TvControl.User(&quot;Test&quot;, true);result = TvControl.RemoteControl.Instance.StartTimeShifting (ref user, 33, out card);user = new TvControl.User(&quot;Test&quot;, true);result = TvControl.RemoteControl.Instance.StartTimeShifting (ref user, 33, out card);the results are: NoVideoAudioDetected, NoVideoAudioDetected, NoVideoAudioDetected (correct imo)The reason I'm doing this, is when user idles on an off-air channel, i am polling it every few seconds so that when the channel finally comes back on air, it immedately starts playing.Thanks!Update:[16:30] &lt;binary64_&gt; just been looking more into this TvControl.User problem/bug[16:31] &lt;binary64_&gt; if (new User(&quot;fred&quot;, true) != new User(&quot;fred&quot;, true)) { MessageBox.Show(&quot;this fires, wrongfully imho&quot;); }[16:32] &lt;binary64_&gt; same happens with .Equals() as well as if user is not Admin[16:32] &lt;binary64_&gt; ^-- that's the core of the problem, as far as i've found[16:32] &lt;binary64_&gt; some knock on effects are:[16:32] &lt;binary64_&gt; 1. if i do new User() before every timeshift, tvserver crashes after a few[16:33] &lt;binary64_&gt; 2. with same user, tuning into same channel gives UnknownChannel (it is known)[16:33] &lt;tontsa&gt; yeah it's a mess[16:33] &lt;binary64_&gt; 3. a reboot or client crash means problem #1[16:34] &lt;binary64_&gt; can't we just override the equality operator?[16:34] &lt;binary64_&gt; also, makes no difference if i StopTimeshifting before starting[16:34] &lt;binary64_&gt; can this be mantis'ed please? i think i've done a fair amount of pre-research into it[16:35] &lt;binary64_&gt; instead of letting .net compare the two objects.. make it compare the Username string inside[16:35] &lt;tontsa&gt; is there some coherent forum thread about it?[16:35] &lt;binary64_&gt; no, only part of another thread (confusing)[16:35] &lt;binary64_&gt; i'll start one now</blockquote>

[QUOTE="binary64, post: 277600, member: 23446"] I'm using the latest-but-one tv server (not MP client). If I do: (cross posted from this *post* on [url]https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/newcomers-forum-240/my-thread-questions-about-tvengine3-api-39424/#post268121[/url] thread) user = new TvControl.User("Test", true); result = TvControl.RemoteControl.Instance.StartTimeShifting (ref user, 33, out card); result = TvControl.RemoteControl.Instance.StartTimeShifting (ref user, 33, out card); result = TvControl.RemoteControl.Instance.StartTimeShifting (ref user, 33, out card); the results are: NoVideoAudioDetected, UnknownChannel, UnknownChannel (incorrect/bug imo) note: the channelid 33 is off-air However, user = new TvControl.User("Test", true); result = TvControl.RemoteControl.Instance.StartTimeShifting (ref user, 33, out card); user = new TvControl.User("Test", true); result = TvControl.RemoteControl.Instance.StartTimeShifting (ref user, 33, out card); user = new TvControl.User("Test", true); result = TvControl.RemoteControl.Instance.StartTimeShifting (ref user, 33, out card); the results are: NoVideoAudioDetected, NoVideoAudioDetected, NoVideoAudioDetected (correct imo) The reason I'm doing this, is when user idles on an off-air channel, i am polling it every few seconds so that when the channel finally comes back on air, it immedately starts playing. Thanks! Update: [16:30] <binary64_> just been looking more into this TvControl.User problem/bug [16:31] <binary64_> if (new User("fred", true) != new User("fred", true)) { MessageBox.Show("this fires, wrongfully imho"); } [16:32] <binary64_> same happens with .Equals() as well as if user is not Admin [16:32] <binary64_> ^-- that's the core of the problem, as far as i've found [16:32] <binary64_> some knock on effects are: [16:32] <binary64_> 1. if i do new User() before every timeshift, tvserver crashes after a few [16:33] <binary64_> 2. with same user, tuning into same channel gives UnknownChannel (it is known) [16:33] <tontsa> yeah it's a mess [16:33] <binary64_> 3. a reboot or client crash means problem #1 [16:34] <binary64_> can't we just override the equality operator? [16:34] <binary64_> also, makes no difference if i StopTimeshifting before starting [16:34] <binary64_> can this be mantis'ed please? i think i've done a fair amount of pre-research into it [16:35] <binary64_> instead of letting .net compare the two objects.. make it compare the Username string inside [16:35] <tontsa> is there some coherent forum thread about it? [16:35] <binary64_> no, only part of another thread (confusing) [16:35] <binary64_> i'll start one now [/QUOTE]

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