I'm not sure if this problem is from the last update or the one before L625, but sometimes if I skip back more than 2 or 3 times the live show will go all the way back to the start. Anybody else having this happen?
722 skip back problem.
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This has been with us for a long time. A quick way to find the problem is to pause a recording and mix skip backs and rewinds or the other way. It can make it hard to zero in on a special scene--your choice.
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I have it here
Another nastier one, pause during show while its recrding, for phone call... no biggie right?
On new survivor premier I found out recording STOPS AT PAUSE occasionally. The DVR menu shows 2 hours of recording
but anything after the pause cant be viewed
I can reproduce this problem, seems more likely if you do lots of skip forward and back.....
Another nastier one, pause during show while its recrding, for phone call... no biggie right?
On new survivor premier I found out recording STOPS AT PAUSE occasionally. The DVR menu shows 2 hours of recording
but anything after the pause cant be viewedI can reproduce this problem, seems more likely if you do lots of skip forward and back.....
I've also had that problem too, thought it was user error. On the positive side I think they fix the bug in single mode where you lose the pic on tuner 1 if you had the OTA tuned to a weak channel, now you just get a brief signal lost box with the yellow "OK" button. I'm not a 100% sure on that one, but I haven't had it happen the other way in a long time.
My 722 used to do this with SD programs, but has never done it with HD programs. My fix: don't record SD stuff. 
When doing a lot of successive skip backs (maybe after doing some jump forwards) I see my 722 jump WAY back in the program (like minutes instead of seconds). I'd say it only started doing this a few month ago. So far, it only does it once in awhile.
On SD and HD programs, or SD only?
This doesn't seem to depend on program resolution, either. I've learned that the best way to see a specific frame is to pause it, go forward one step, and then back. I don't know why this works, but it's a lot more controllable than pausing and trying to directly skip back.
I also find that this stuff is much worse when the disk is nearly full. If I have less than 10 hours free on the disk, my DVR is sluggish, but less than 8 hours, and it gets downright schizophrenic.
Actually it is probably a bug from TiVo lawsuit avoidance code where they statisically try to estimate the location of skip forward/baxk.
