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gbpvr making 0 byte .ts files
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16-May-2008 02:36
It says its recording in the status thing. And live tv works (sort of, still having codec issues)
But recording isnt a happening thing at all, it makes 2 ts files in a direcotry of the shows name, they are 0 bytes.
Any pointers on what to look for?
Richard
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16-May-2008 10:24
that generally means there is no signal (data stream) to record. It will try a couple of times then give up.
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16-May-2008 20:54
Sorted it, it seems I had stuffed up on the epg channel mapping...
Now, what will play the .ts files with sound? Media player classic doesnt want to.
Richard
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