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Boot time includes downloading a portion of the Guide, and that takes some time. For all the reported problems (of some), boot time is by far the least significant for them to work on (if it needs working on).keithw1975 said:I have only had my HR20-700 for about a month and so far it hasn't been to bad except for a few small things. One of the first things it did on my first night of using it was lockup after I was scrolling down on the guide. Never had my 2nd gen Tivo hard lock but oh well. Then I have more recently had the problem where when I am fast forwarding it will randomly change resolutions and squish the image then go back to normal.
Tonight after the many updates it has had I turned on my tv and saw a show that I was interested in and proceeded to rewind back to the beginning which was only about 15 minutes. After rewinding back about 3 minutes it does the flashing and changes the resolution squishing the image and going out of wide screen mode then back into it. Then it does it about 4 more times before hard locking. Only pulling the plug would fix this so I lost the show I wanted to see.
Then the other thing that I don't like was left to stare me in the face. Why in the world does it take 10 times longer to boot up than my Windows machine??? Running a stripped down Linux OS shouldn't it be lightning fast? I know it has a decent speed HD and I assume that even if they bought a crappy CPU for $20 or $30 it would still be many times faster than what is needed for this unit.
Keith
Do you have Native mode turned on in the HR20? If so, turn it off, and set the output resolution (fixed) at either 720P or 1080i, whichever more closely represents the native display capabilities of your TV.
If you are using HDMI, try completely disconnecting the HDMI cable from your HR20 and the TV. and use Component. Do a red button reset after switching to Component only. There are HDMI issues with some TV's that can cause all sorts of wierd issues.