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@BlackNGoldRules wrote:
Well, just to update, the tech showed up at my house today and couldn't find anything wrong. He tested everything and said everything looked good and I had a strong signal coming in. Unfortunately, it didn't freeze up once while he was here, so he didn't see it for himself. He said, he'd let his managers know about it, and they'd look into this further and get back to me. I don't know. FSN just happens to be the channel I watch the most, and it's also the channel it seems to happen on the most.
You probably could've recorded some of the freezing and then let him see it.
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I have had the same problem. Items I have noted:
1) Pauses do not seem to be channel oriented.
2) Pauses are such that they will be recorded.
3) I have done testing on the internet and find pauses that were not appearing a month ago when I last tested this.
(not that the download and upload speeds are within limits and not pertinent to the issue)
4) I have have this problem in the past but on the order of around once a day.
(when called in multiple times, the tech stated that this was normal with the DVR so I gave up)
Based on past experience with the company, I believe we will be waiting until the problem goes hard down before fixing.
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@mrcolon wrote:4) I have have this problem in the past but on the order of around once a day.
(when called in multiple times, the tech stated that this was normal with the DVR so I gave up)
What DVR is it that you have? I've got one of the QIP6416. If the majority of the problems seem to be with the 6416, I'll just see if I can get a 7xxx replacement.
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I had the same issue with 1080i for a few weeks. I switched to 720p and these random freezes seem to go away ...
What video mode are you using?
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I have the HD DVR and I always run in 1080I
I have noted that the problems have been greater since the last software update.
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I've had FiOS since the beginning of this month (April '09) and it seems like my HD DVR (QIP7216 via 1080i HDMI to Panasonic TH42PZ80U plasma) has been having this problem since the beginning. Some days it will do it all the time (like last night), some days it won't happen at all. It has happened on live tv, as well as when watching recorded programs. It also occurred during a PPV fight this past weekend, though thankfully it didn't happen at any critical moments.
I have NOT noticed it on my QIP2500 standard box that is hooked up via coax to a 13" CRT in the other room. Then again, i have not watched tha particular STB for an extended period of time, the HD DVR in the living room is the primary TV.
When this occurs (i believe it is only on HD channels, i may be wrong), my TV displays "HDMI 1 - CABLE" in the top right corner, as though the tv is on, but not connected to anything. I HAVE concluded that the signal to the box is not an issue, as i can rewind right after the "freeze" and be able to see what i missed. It isn't the HDMI cable itself (most likely), because this is a HDMI version 1.3 that worked fine with my previous Comcast HD-DVR. I'll swap it with a new one if i can find one laying around the apt, but i doubt it will make a difference.
It COULD be the HDMI output on the STB; has anyone tried using component cables? I'd try it, but again i don't know if i have any component cables laying around.