Here's a good one for ya. Recorded last night's NCAA final. Ended up with 35 one minute recordings and a 1:55 recording. From Sat local.
Hmm. Today's a Wednesday, and the wife reports her soap recorded OK. Today's uplink was done before her show started, not during like other times. Coincidence??My wife mentioned her soap recording was cut short last Friday, too. I checked the uplink report and noticed there was activity on Friday.
This could be just a huge coincidence, but it sure seems odd.
I have been working with Dish techs and engineers since this issue started a few weeks ago. Originally it was treated as a problem local to me (receiver, remote, my HD Lil channel, etc.).
That changed once I pointed them to this thread that showed many people across the country were having the same exact issue. Last Friday, they asked me to upload logs to them from my 722. Those logs had info from the 3/31 occurrence.
Today I was told that this issue is caused by a software bug that is "an issue with one of the Data tables that is downloaded during the error 015 1-5 progress". There is a fix in the works but they do not know when it will be released.
There is a fix in L627 for this issue. Others have seen it fixed for the daily RSN moves that happen at 05:12 ET almost every day.It happened again today for the first time in two weeks, and guess what - an uplink report was issued during that time.
It does it to my wife's soap opera on Wednesdays, too.
I wonder if the uplink changes have something to do with it - just a thought - maybe Digiblur could speak to that.
It was confirmed with Dish engineering that there is a software bug with the uplink affecting recordings. They had me send logs from my 722 that confirmed this:I can't see it being an issue unless the channel you are recording is on the report. Your receiver updates its channel tables several times a day. But you never know...
I can't see it being an issue unless the channel you are recording is on the report. Your receiver updates its channel tables several times a day. But you never know...