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HDR Timeslip Recording Bug
Hi,
Found a bug thats not been addressed. Think timeslip recording is the correct term but not sure. Basically I was making a recording that I wanted to watch at the same time. So I rewound the recording (Top Gear in Bolivia (HD)), and started watching it from the beginning as it recorded. The recording was around 1/2 an hour ahead of the portion I was watching. When the recording finished, I would have expected it to finish and for me to continue watching it. However, when it finished, it also kicked me out of playback and stopped dead. I did manage to successfully watch the rest of it by selecting the recording and pressing "play" once more as it had successfully recorded. However, the action of stopping playback 1/2 way through when the recording finished was an unexpected one and one that makes no real sense. You would expect recording to simply cease in the background and for the playback to continue uninterrupted. |
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Hi,
Found a bug thats not been addressed. Think timeslip recording is the correct term but not sure. Basically I was making a recording that I wanted to watch at the same time. So I rewound the recording (Top Gear in Bolivia (HD)), and started watching it from the beginning as it recorded. The recording was around 1/2 an hour ahead of the portion I was watching. When the recording finished, I would have expected it to finish and for me to continue watching it. However, when it finished, it also kicked me out of playback and stopped dead. I did manage to successfully watch the rest of it by selecting the recording and pressing "play" once more as it had successfully recorded. However, the action of stopping playback 1/2 way through when the recording finished was an unexpected one and one that makes no real sense. You would expect recording to simply cease in the background and for the playback to continue uninterrupted. |
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Hi,
Found a bug thats not been addressed. Think timeslip recording is the correct term but not sure. Basically I was making a recording that I wanted to watch at the same time. So I rewound the recording (Top Gear in Bolivia (HD)), and started watching it from the beginning as it recorded. The recording was around 1/2 an hour ahead of the portion I was watching. When the recording finished, I would have expected it to finish and for me to continue watching it. However, when it finished, it also kicked me out of playback and stopped dead. I did manage to successfully watch the rest of it by selecting the recording and pressing "play" once more as it had successfully recorded. However, the action of stopping playback 1/2 way through when the recording finished was an unexpected one and one that makes no real sense. You would expect recording to simply cease in the background and for the playback to continue uninterrupted. |
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Thanks Graham, I'll try that.
I hope Humax eventually fix the bug though. |
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