I think I've been one of the lucky ones who've experienced very few bugs and glitches. Yesterday, one found me that required a reset:
1. Started to watch a recorded program: mpeg 4 local channel. Black screen, timeline was there, able to FF and RW - that kicked in the program .
2. Started another after, same thing - this time the trick play didn't work. Rest fixed it.
My overall impression after the reset, other than allowing me to watch the program, was that other minor issues seems to have resolved (for the time being). Such as:
1. Occasional audio dropouts and picture breakup.
2. Overall responsiveness of the remote/reciever.
Not scentific, but my gut tells me that major issues - such as lockups - stem from how the OS deals with minor issues - either works them out, or they compound.
So maybe a regular reset is in order? I know that's not ideal, but aren't we used to that having used Windows machines for so many years? When things start to slow down or act erratic, then reboot.
1. Started to watch a recorded program: mpeg 4 local channel. Black screen, timeline was there, able to FF and RW - that kicked in the program .
2. Started another after, same thing - this time the trick play didn't work. Rest fixed it.
My overall impression after the reset, other than allowing me to watch the program, was that other minor issues seems to have resolved (for the time being). Such as:
1. Occasional audio dropouts and picture breakup.
2. Overall responsiveness of the remote/reciever.
Not scentific, but my gut tells me that major issues - such as lockups - stem from how the OS deals with minor issues - either works them out, or they compound.
So maybe a regular reset is in order? I know that's not ideal, but aren't we used to that having used Windows machines for so many years? When things start to slow down or act erratic, then reboot.