Is there a way to get realtime stats such as packet loss or signal loss? I want to know if there is any breakup in the video as it's being recorded.

File->Input traffic

Where is 'minimal lost' in the input traffic information screen getting the data from? Is that from the stream's continuity count? Anyway to log the time that these errors happen so that I know which part of the video has errors?

Also in ProgDVBEngine.log

The ProgDVBEngine.log and BDA.log only shows the signal strength every second. Is there somewhere that logs dropped packets (labelled as minimal lost in input traffic information) so that I know at what time the drops occurred?

drops in "()"

What does EPG parser error mean? The signal strength/quality are high before and after this error at 12:08:25. The video broke up for a second at the timestamp indicated by the EPG parser error.

12:08:15.693 - * s:98 q:82 tr=17711104 (0)
12:08:17.691 - * s:98 q:83 tr=17614848 (0)
12:08:19.683 - * s:98 q:83 tr=17518592 (0)
12:08:21.672 - * s:98 q:83 tr=17518592 (0)
12:08:23.700 - * s:98 q:83 tr=17903616 (0)
12:08:25.240 - EPG Parser - CRC error! pid=18
12:08:25.354 - EPG Parser - CRC error! pid=18
12:08:25.696 - * s:98 q:82 tr=11839488 (420556)
12:08:27.683 - * s:98 q:83 tr=17518592 (0)
12:08:29.673 - * s:98 q:84 tr=17518592 (0)
12:08:31.695 - * s:98 q:83 tr=17807360 (0)
12:08:33.701 - * s:98 q:83 tr=17614848 (0)
12:08:35.686 - * s:98 q:83 tr=17518592 (0)
12:08:37.696 - * s:98 q:83 tr=17711104 (0)
12:08:39.684 - * s:98 q:83 tr=17518592 (0)
12:08:41.695 - * s:98 q:83 tr=17711104 (0)
12:08:43.685 - * s:98 q:83 tr=17518592 (0)
12:08:45.677 - * s:98 q:82 tr=17518592 (0)
12:08:47.689 - * s:98 q:83 tr=17711104 (0)
12:08:49.680 - * s:98 q:83 tr=17518592 (0)
12:08:51.691 - * s:98 q:83 tr=17711104 (0)
12:08:53.677 - * s:98 q:83 tr=17518592 (0)

May be your provider not use crc in EPG...

ps: No problem in this stream on transport level. "(0)"

I don't think the provider even has epg support. Is there a way to completely disable epg in progdvb so this error doesn't occur?