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<blockquote data-quote="Owlsroost" data-source="post: 376113" data-attributes="member: 83973">UpdateOK, I've updated to the latest 'disaster123' MP version - no real change except that the problem now occurs almost every time after a channel change. It's usually in-sync when TV is first turned on. Again skipping to the end of the timeshift file fixes the problem (until the next channel change).One thing I have noticed is that after a 'skip forward to end' operation, it actually replays the last few seconds of TV i.e. it's actually skipping back a few seconds from the end of the timeshift file.I've attached log files for a simple sequence of: start MP -&gt; turn on TV (vid+aud in sync) -&gt; switch channel ((vid+aud not in sync) -&gt; skip forward to end (vid+aud now in sync) -&gt; stop TV -&gt; close MPIt's single-seat setup, using the 'MS loopback adaptor' as the network connection (to avoid the unreliable WLAN issues).Any suggestions ?Tony</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Owlsroost, post: 376113, member: 83973"] [b]Update[/b] OK, I've updated to the latest 'disaster123' MP version - no real change except that the problem now occurs almost every time after a channel change. It's usually in-sync when TV is first turned on. Again skipping to the end of the timeshift file fixes the problem (until the next channel change). One thing I have noticed is that after a 'skip forward to end' operation, it actually replays the last few seconds of TV i.e. it's actually skipping [B]back[/B] a few seconds from the end of the timeshift file. I've attached log files for a simple sequence of: start MP -> turn on TV (vid+aud in sync) -> switch channel ((vid+aud [B]not[/B] in sync) -> skip forward to end (vid+aud now in sync) -> stop TV -> close MP It's single-seat setup, using the 'MS loopback adaptor' as the network connection (to avoid the unreliable WLAN issues). Any suggestions ? Tony [/QUOTE]

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