Two HR22-100's I have MRV enabled on both. I keep getting error "Unable to access media.." What is causing this???
Have you got MRV to work at all? I'm not sure if you are having problems with a lost connection or are having problems getting MRV to work the first time? I had to restart my HR22's to get mine going the first time. And my BR HR22 either locks up or loses synch occasionally and needs to be restarted. I'm currently looking into a gigabit router to speed up my home network. Have you checked these threads out?
http://www.satelliteguys.us/directv-cutting-edge-ce-discussion-forum/178278-need-help-mrv.html
http://www.satelliteguys.us/directv...outer-you-using-mrv.html?highlight=MRV+router
Two HR22-100's I have MRV enabled on both. I keep getting error "Unable to access media.." What is causing this???
Gigabit router isn't going to help that issue any as the network connections on the receivers is only 10/100.
Doesn't resetting the receiver(s) revert it back to the national s/w?
And the mistery continues. I am recording a baseball game right now. When I go to "list" that game is no where to be found on the list.... It is indeed recording. But, I can not access it. On either receiver....
Two HR22-100's I have MRV enabled on both. I keep getting error "Unable to access media.." What is causing this???
Gigabit router isn't going to help that issue any as the network connections on the receivers is only 10/100.
Gigabit network hardware actually does improve the network even when there are devices whose links operate at a lower speed. Think of the gigabit hardware as being a 10 lane freeway. Even if one lane (100 MB/sec) is filled completely with big semi-trucks, there are 9 more lanes that can operate in parallel to handle the rest of the traffic.
The same thing happens with USB 2 hubs. When you plug a low speed device into a USB 2 hub, the connection between the hub and the computer still operates at the high speed, so the low speed device doesn't bog down the entire bus.
Completely true. Most switches have an internal backbone switching network that has a substantially faster total throughput than 100Mb/s or 1Gbs, depending on the switch.
A super cheap off brand 100Mb/s switch might have a slower internal total throughput than a more sophisticated 100Mb/s switch and 3-5 full bore 100Mb/s concurrent connections might swamp it. A 1Gb/s switch might have a lot more horsepower to handle a lot of 100Mb/s connections.
Most switches also have internal packet buffers. Some cheap switches have a small amount of memory shared by all connections. Some better ones have a lot more memory or dedicate memory to each connection.
In non real time applications...you'd probably never notice any difference. When watching 2-3 concurrent HD video streams over the network (and yes...we do that here at my place with regularity) and 2-3 other network devices all fire out a big quick blast of data...you might see a glitch with a weak switch that you wouldnt see with a better one.
Considering that gigabit switches of decent construction are going for under $30, its not that big of an investment that might pay off.
You might check this out:
Newegg.com - D-Link DGS-2208 10/100/1000Mbps 8-Port Desktop Green Ethernet Switch 8 x RJ45 8K MAC Address Table 144KB per Device Packet Buffer Memory Buffer Memory - Switches
$28 after rebate, 8 ports, low power design, seems like good specs. 396 reviews with an average 5 star result is also a good sign.
And the mistery continues. I am recording a baseball game right now. When I go to "list" that game is no where to be found on the list.... It is indeed recording. But, I can not access it. On either receiver....
Hey sobonefnet, did you try the restart? cfb suggested this may be occurring on a 2.5 day interval and others have posted that restarting is the only method that recovers the LIST.
MRV...Multiple Restarts to View-remotely. I'm not complaining or whining just kidding around with the acronym.; I apologize if I offend and I'm quite sure CE team is working the LIST problem not updating correctly which may be related to occasional Unable to view content.
I think MRV is the most useful CE tool to enhance my TV viewing experience and I use it daily to watch my shows where I want. MRV in Standard Definition is great; HD could use some pic quality improvements to eliminate the glitches.
[PIE]Update; new problem found. Could this be happening due to old recordings? Later on past midnight I thought my shared list was correct but in fact it has errors in some older recordings that need to be verified on the local DVR but remote DVR is showing some crazy scheme when opening folders on these older first run series recordings. Only half of total is present and some episodes appear under the next folder or item on shared list. Can't turn on B/R DVR to verify at this hour so I'm not sure if it's a case of double totals or episodes erased from HDD to make room for scheduled recordings but is strange the items in those folders skip to column below the next item or folder in list. This problem may be originating from local DVR in B/R; I'll verify that in the morning. The list appeared correct on remote DVR until I tried to open folder to view episodes; opening all folders with the yellow button showed a correct list until I got down to these older recordings.[/PIE]
This morning, all DVR's and DirecTv2PC all show correct LISTS including folders and subfolders. Problem seemed to correct overnight and still synced.