[vdr] prevernting vdr restart on bad signal?

hi all, I've noticed that when the signal quality goes low ( high BER or high UNC), and if a timer records that channel simultaneously, the vdr exits continuously, and hence produces too many recording files. How should I prevent vdr from exit, in this situations? Thanks. John. __

Re: [vdr] prevernting vdr restart on bad signal?

Ali H.M. Hoseini wrote: > hi all, > > I've noticed that when the signal quality goes low ( high BER or high > UNC), and if a timer records that channel simultaneously, the vdr exits > continuously, and hence produces too many recording files. > > How should I prevent vdr from exit, in this s

Re: [vdr] prevernting vdr restart on bad signal?

Klaus Schmidinger schrieb: Ali H.M. Hoseini wrote: hi all, I've noticed that when the signal quality goes low ( high BER or high UNC), and if a timer records that channel simultaneously, the vdr exits continuously, and hence produces too many recording files. How should I prevent vdr from

Re: [vdr] prevernting vdr restart on bad signal?

Brougs78 schrieb: > Klaus Schmidinger schrieb: >> Ali H.M. Hoseini wrote: >>> hi all, >>> >>> I've noticed that when the signal quality goes low ( high BER or high >>> UNC), and if a timer records that channel simultaneously, the vdr exits >>> continuously, and hence produces too many recordin