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spj20016 05-10-2014 11:11

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Originally Posted by RobboEdin (Post 35732970)
..so your experience is different than mine and we are no further forward.

Perhaps the issue has other factors, either local to your box or local to your network segment.

Also being reported as fixed here:

http://community.virginmedia.com/t5/...8/td-p/2092888

I tested some other recordings last night and this morning and they were all fine so I don't know why the BBC1 recording last night happened unless it was just coincidence that it pixilated at 5 minutes.

RobboEdin 05-10-2014 11:32

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Originally Posted by spj20016 (Post 35732975)
I tested some other recordings last night and this morning and they were all fine so I don't know why the BBC1 recording last night happened unless it was just coincidence that it pixilated at 5 minutes.

Thanks for doing extra testing. Looks like it has been fixed.

PS Sorry about the wrong link which I have now removed.

Mobes 06-10-2014 11:32

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OK mines not a pixellation isssue. I'll try to describe it.

I record 2 episodes of Family guy on BBC3 and my recording preferences have a 5 minute overlap in case programmes run long.

As im watching it 'live' when once recording ends and the other begins, there is a pause in transmission and my Virgin TIVO Bar comes on the bottom of the screen.

Someone told me it was because two separate hard drives were being used to record each recording.

Is this right? and does the update fix this?

RobboEdin 06-10-2014 12:42

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That slight issue is still there.

I believe it happens because the TiVo stops buffering the live tuner you are watching to start the recording.

I see it as an inconvenience, rather than a bug, and would think that it is not even being considered as a bug.

It's definitely not a padding issue as I see it despite my default being no padding.

Mobes 06-10-2014 14:21

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Yeah I see what u mean. I do find it annoying but nothing I can't live with :0
Cheers!

MalteseFalcon 06-10-2014 14:57

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Got an engineer coming out this week to look at my TiVo box, keeps freezing when changing channels. Second box that has had this issue. If engineer says box needs replacing, might see what deal Virgin can do for a 1TB replacement.

Lostlam 07-10-2014 00:22

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I seem to be encountering an issue with series links. I have a series link that shows two consecutive episodes, but for some reason it is only recording one episode, despite it listing both episodes in planned recordings beforehand.

Anyone know why this is happening?

MalteseFalcon 07-10-2014 01:08

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A couple of reasons spring to mind.

1. Is there going to be 3 higher priority programmes being recorded after that episode? If so, then the episode will be picked up when it is next shown on that channel (so had it if a soap).

2. Has the episode been recorded in the previous 28 days? If so, then it will not record it again. Had that issue with a few of the NCIS LA episodes last few days.

3. Does the episode have the same series/episode number as the first show? I had a show the other week that displayed S01 E04 for both episodes so only the first is recorded.

Just a few suggestions as to what it could be, from my experience anyway.

Lostlam 07-10-2014 01:12

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Quote:

Originally Posted by MarkC1984 (Post 35733393)
A couple of reasons spring to mind.

1. Is there going to be 3 higher priority programmes being recorded after that episode? If so, then the episode will be picked up when it is next shown on that channel (so had it if a soap).

2. Has the episode been recorded in the previous 28 days? If so, then it will not record it again. Had that issue with a few of the NCIS LA episodes last few days.

3. Does the episode have the same series/episode number as the first show? I had a show the other week that displayed S01 E04 for both episodes so only the first is recorded.

Just a few suggestions as to what it could be, from my experience anyway.

The answer is no to all three questions. I have noticed that Virgin's numbering of certain episodes is off from time to time, but that wasn't the case today.

It really is odd.

spiderplant 07-10-2014 06:35

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Look in Recording Hiccups. It will tell you why something is not recorded.

Lostlam 07-10-2014 15:03

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Quote:

Originally Posted by spiderplant (Post 35733418)
Look in Recording Hiccups. It will tell you why something is not recorded.

It says it was no longer in the guide. It was definitely there, as I watched it. I guess it was some sort of TiVo fault.

spiderplant 07-10-2014 20:52

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Originally Posted by Lostlam (Post 35733484)
It says it was no longer in the guide. It was definitely there, as I watched it. I guess it was some sort of TiVo fault.

Yes, that's a known software fault. It's fixed in the forthcoming update.

sixfoottwo 08-10-2014 01:04

Re: General TiVo Discussion Part 3
 
Tonight our Tivo box recorded Human Universe 4 times in one go. On one, the green bar only showed 5 minutes, but the whole programme could be played, but not fast forwarded.

The hard drive is 90%+ full.

Sunday Supplement also records repeats which we have to delete.

Any ideas what's happening, or how to correct?

UnStable 08-10-2014 08:23

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Anyone know if the full roll out of the new software has started or are they still monitoring the trial areas?

BenMcr 08-10-2014 11:19

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It is still in trial.


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