#5
by Juergen
No, recording does not effect the tuner in any way.
But bad signal may confuse your codec (in use), due to missing / bad frames.
Recording is not dirctly effected by this, "just" the file would contain errors then, that might, but not must, be ignored at playback (on another software, at least).
If your recordings are fine, even those made while the PC screen picture was frozen, it seems to me, you will either have some codec / graph / renderer trouble, or something happens on time shift (and you're recording directly, not shifted).
Can't help on software decoding (see my sig), same goes for time shift under Windows. Just one thought, if any possible, have the timeshift work either on another (physical!) hard disk or in RAM.
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