jactkwn 0 Posted February 3 I have tried DMS to record several Youtube channels, but the recordings are 'corrupted', no timecode shown, and cannot be opened/deleted easily through Windows Explorer. I need to open the file inside the player. But nothing wrong when I record other non-Youtube channels. How to fix the issue? And is there a way to update the channel list of DMS instantly, so I don't need to restart the computer? Many thanks. Share this post Link to post
Griga 505 Posted February 3 vor 2 Stunden schrieb jactkwn: the recordings are 'corrupted', no timecode shown, and cannot be opened/deleted easily through Windows Explorer. May be a consequence of removing the clock reference. The Explorer may get into trouble or even crash if the decoder or other components used for thumbnail creation can't cope with the file content somehow. vor 2 Stunden schrieb jactkwn: is there a way to update the channel list of DMS instantly, so I don't need to restart the computer? You only need to stop / restart the DMS by using the DMS tray menu. Share this post Link to post
jactkwn 0 Posted February 3 (edited) 5 hours ago, Griga said: May be a consequence of removing the clock reference. The Explorer may get into trouble or even crash if the decoder or other components used for thumbnail creation can't cope with the file content somehow. No improvement. I have tried to record after unclicking removing the clock reference, and the recording still can't show duration on the explorer. For non-Youtube channels, even if I click the removing the clock reference, the recording can still show duration BTW, how to "save" the recordings that fail to create thumbnail? Edited February 3 by jactkwn Share this post Link to post
Griga 505 Posted February 3 vor 30 Minuten schrieb jactkwn: the recording still can't show duration on the explorer. Most likely because the broadcasted time stamps are corrupted. Sometimes internet streams are quite far away from being "clean". You can try to use TSPlayer (see download area -> tools) for re-recording the file and applying a time stamp continuity correction. Read more about it here and here. Share this post Link to post
jactkwn 0 Posted February 3 (edited) 1 hour ago, Griga said: Most likely because the broadcasted time stamps are corrupted. Sometimes internet streams are quite far away from being "clean". You can try to use TSPlayer (see download area -> tools) for re-recording the file and applying a time stamp continuity correction. Read more about it here and here. Not really working. However, I can see the correct duration from Day 1 when I play it in players. Just have difficulties in creating thumbnails and thus difficult to open/delete thru Windows Explorer. Edited February 3 by jactkwn Share this post Link to post
jactkwn 0 Posted Sunday at 01:16 AM Now I face another question: DMS will “hang” suddenly, which I have not experienced before. how can I solve/prevent it? Share this post Link to post
