Not just me then - didn't think it could be. I am running the latest software version according to the updater.
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Recordings restart from beginning
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| Tue 2 Mar 2021 13:06:17 #11 |
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i have had this a few times recently. Had to resort to catchup to see the end of the programmes (BBC1 and Channel 4)
| Fri 12 Mar 2021 15:36:09 #12 | -
Yes same here, gets through the adverts and then goes back to the beginning of the recording. On some recordings every set of adverts this happens. Odd it's not on every recording with adverts.
| Sun 9 May 2021 9:44:48 #13 | -
I had this occasionally before my signal booster was fixed.
It seems to me that it relates to a signal drop-out during the recording, which I guess is perhaps leading to a corrupted file at the given timestamp when the drop-out occurred and that caused playback to restart.
Are there any issues with signal quality on your Aura?
| Mon 10 May 2021 10:04:59 #14 | -
Yes, you might be on to something here; I do have some intermittent signal strength/quality issues that could be the root cause of this.
I have to do something about it - I couldn’t watch a recording of the F1 highlights last night because every time I tried to fast forward through the adverts it jumped back to lap 22.
| Mon 10 May 2021 10:17:57 #15 | -
I'm pleased someone else has this issue too! I was watching a recorded show from Dave ja vu this morning and it just jumped back to the begining, twice. Both times were when signal break up occured.
Had my aerial professionally fitted, some channels have a strong signal but Dave is pretty weak. 90% strength and 50% quality.
I'm on the 5th May Beta, but it occured on older versions too.
Should it really restart from the beginning due to poor signal?
| Mon 10 May 2021 11:45:21 #16 | -
I've been having this problem. Intermittently, not on all recordings
| Mon 10 May 2021 16:40:52 #17 | -
I have had similar. Generally stopping replay and selecting resume works.
| Mon 10 May 2021 17:20:16 #18 | -
One thing I found is don't try and fast forward (the buttons near the top of the remote that play at 2x speed or higher) but use the skip buttons (the left and right arrow ones in the ring around the central OK button) to fully jump over the corrupted timestamp.
That usually used to work for me to get around such issues.
| Mon 10 May 2021 17:25:44 #19 | -
DarrenHill - 19 mins ago »
One thing I found is don't try and fast forward (the buttons near the top of the remote that play at 2x speed or higher) but use the skip buttons (the left and right arrow ones in the ring around the central OK button) to fully jump over the corrupted timestamp.
That usually used to work for me to get around such issues.That work as well. But using the programmed skip keys is way faster. On the few times it does not work. Using resume gets you back very quickly.
| Mon 10 May 2021 17:47:57 #20 |
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