Tvheadend

You need to ask elsewhere. Tvh is only responsible for providing a vfs
interface to the recordings. How they are played back is really down to the
media player (XBMC in this case I assume).

Adam
On Jun 17, 2013 10:39 AM, wrote:

Tvheadend - General: Watching programmes that are current being recorded.
Jamie Dunbar

This is possible but I feel there is a buffering issue. I understand that
this is tricky as the final size/length of the programme is unknown.
However, when I try to shuttle forwards I usually have to do so in 5 second
chunks, going beyond this results in a return to the list of recordings
only to start again. Is there a proposed fix to this so that it mimics
(grimaces) WMC? I hate WMC but it did handle this very well.
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OK. Thanks for the reply. The lines are often blurry to the layperson so I thought i would check here first.

Kind regards,

Jamie

I just did a test.

My system is TVHeadend 3.4 running on Ubuntu 12.04 on an Apple TV Gen 1 (Thanks Crystalbuntu 2.0)

I started a recording, waited a few minutes. Started up Good Player on my iPhone 5 and found the recording in progress via the minidlna server on the Apple TV.

I started playback and hit the forward 30 second button and it worked. I tried it a few times and still no problem

I also played the file across the network using VLC on my iMac and it was able to step forward as well.

I think your issue is the player and server you are using not TVHeadend.

What are you playing the recording in?

Dave