Thread: New Virgin firmware code downloaded in Coventry
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Old 24-01-2007, 14:27   #13
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Re: New Virgin firmware code downloaded in Coventry
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Originally Posted by quadplay View Post
If it was recorded before the changeover, it's possible the old handling routine didn't close the file properly so it's been deleted from the disk but not removed from the recordings database (a known bug which is hopefullly fixed) - or alternatively the file was lost in converting the database from the old style to the new one.

If the recording started after the new software was downloaded, it might be that the tuner couldn't lock on to the signal at the start of the recording. Keep an eye on it and if you get more of these errors or see freezing/blanking pictures, call Faults!
Well, Prison Break was recorded on Monday night.

But Stargate Sg-1 and BSG (both recorded last night) are OK.
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