Were you recording on one and not the other one? If so, there's sometimes a difference between playing a stream being recorded and the live buffer.
My .02...
My .02...
hr-20-100 is 25 seconds ahead of hr-20-700
2 hr 20 ,one a 700 and one a 100 both connected to same slimline5,but 100 runs one football play (about 25 secs)before the 700 .does 100 have faster chip to proceces info faster.what do you guys think
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The 20-100s are the worst of the HRs. Be happy you have one that works at all.jb1 said:2 hr 20 ,one a 700 and one a 100 both connected to same slimline5,but 100 runs one football play (about 25 secs)before the 700 .does 100 have faster chip to proceces info faster.what do you guys think
Rich
live sports,the 100 has the play 25 sec before the 700su_A_ve said:Were you recording on one and not the other one? If so, there's sometimes a difference between playing a stream being recorded and the live buffer.
My .02...
That’s odd. I have an H20 and an HR20 in the living room, and another HR20 in the adjacent kitchen and they are always synchronized. I used to have a combination of RCA and Sony UTV’s and no two were ever in sync!
I wonder if you had at some point during the game paused and then eventually caught-up with live TV? I know on ours, if I do this, it doesn’t completely return to live. It’s definitely not 25 seconds delyaed, but at least one or two seconds behind. If I change channels and come back (thus flushing the buffer), it goes back to being in sync with other “live” receivers.
I wonder if you had at some point during the game paused and then eventually caught-up with live TV? I know on ours, if I do this, it doesn’t completely return to live. It’s definitely not 25 seconds delyaed, but at least one or two seconds behind. If I change channels and come back (thus flushing the buffer), it goes back to being in sync with other “live” receivers.
i think maybe the diference is one is a 100 and the other a 700,there both on now and the 100 is 25-30 sec aheadrudeney said:That's odd. I have an H20 and an HR20 in the living room, and another HR20 in the adjacent kitchen and they are always synchronized. I used to have a combination of RCA and Sony UTV's and no two were ever in sync!
I wonder if you had at some point during the game paused and then eventually caught-up with live TV? I know on ours, if I do this, it doesn't completely return to live. It's definitely not 25 seconds delyaed, but at least one or two seconds behind. If I change channels and come back (thus flushing the buffer), it goes back to being in sync with other "live" receivers.
I have 3 HR20-700s and 4 HR20-100s and they are all in sync. I even have one of the 100s running off of a SWM8, while the others are on a WB616. There shouldn't be any difference at all in terms of timing and whether it's a 100 or 700. As a matter of fact, they should be in sync with non-DVRs, as well. (Our H20-100s, H20-600, and Hughes HBH are in sync with the DVRs)
As a poster mentioned above, pausing then catching up to "live" TV can result in being a few seconds behind when getting to the end of the buffer; however, that bug was resolved a few Software Versions ago. (Around April or May of this year). So that shouldn't be happening, either.
I know this may be a long shot, but the only reason (if the DVR is not broken) I can think of that may result in a football play happening seconds later on a different receiver is if you are watching the same game on two different channels. For example, you may have the game on D*'s feed on one channel, while the other receiver has it via OTA. Or, for MNF, if you have it on channels 73 and 206, respectively. That definitely will cause a delay. Although a 25 second lag is unusually long.
As a poster mentioned above, pausing then catching up to "live" TV can result in being a few seconds behind when getting to the end of the buffer; however, that bug was resolved a few Software Versions ago. (Around April or May of this year). So that shouldn't be happening, either.
I know this may be a long shot, but the only reason (if the DVR is not broken) I can think of that may result in a football play happening seconds later on a different receiver is if you are watching the same game on two different channels. For example, you may have the game on D*'s feed on one channel, while the other receiver has it via OTA. Or, for MNF, if you have it on channels 73 and 206, respectively. That definitely will cause a delay. Although a 25 second lag is unusually long.
I have a 20-700 and it's had the clock drift problem as well. It would be nice to be able to schedule a nightly reboot at (say) 3 AM since I'm never watching or recording anything then...
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