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Old 30-10-2018, 11:31   #16
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Re: Stuttering, faltering, stopping

Often pulling the power cord out leaving it 30 seconds fixes things on electrical devices.
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Re: Stuttering, faltering, stopping

Anyone know why the 30 seconds is neccesary?

I would have thoughg that it would work immediately after a loss of power; maybe the V6 (& other devices) retain a little power and carry on working for a very short time after power disconnection??
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Re: Stuttering, faltering, stopping

It just gives the power chance to go from the electronics.
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Old 30-10-2018, 14:22   #19
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Re: Stuttering, faltering, stopping

There's often some "housekeeping" that is done after the plug is pulled using the residual power stored in the capacitors.

A hard reset like this re-initialises memory allocation. Poor coding results in slow memory leaks that eventually use up the resource. Think of a PC slowly loosing memory. It would get progessively slower and more hesitant.
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Re: Stuttering, faltering, stopping

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OLDBOY'S suggestion of a plug re-boot worked. I just pulled the power line out of the back of the Tivo box, left it for a few seconds, replugged. Restarted, and not a glimmer since. 'Ordinary' restarts (using the menu) didn't change anything, so many thanks, OLDBOY, you've solved it...

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Glad it worked, Allen! It's exactly the same as a computer when it plays up. Very rarely has that not worked for me.
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