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Originally Posted by Goon_Squad
A point that should be added to the sticky (x64 section)
Changing the timeshift buffer does NOT work for the x64 version in the same fashion as listed earlier. This is what you need to do:
- Create a new DWORD entry under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\Curr entVersion\MediaCenter\Service\Video\Tuners
- name is "BackingFileDuration"
- Value is as mentioned in the sticky (number of minutes * 10)
- Default is 300 if the is no DWORD entry. Setting BackingFileDuration to "600" will give you 1 hour
Setting BackingFileDuration to "900" will give you 1.5 hours
Setting BackingFileDuration to "1200" will give you 2 hours
This should be added to the sticky please!
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THANKYOU Goon_Squad !! I have pulled my hair out about this problem for about a year now, because, like you have pointed out, the method of changing the buffer does not seem to work for the x64 version as it does others. I tried almost everything, including that mce buffer extender app, but NOTHING would work ?!! I would always have just a 30 minute buffer, and any values i changed in the registry regarding mc would simply just reset themselves .
I can confirm however, that following your advice and creating the new DWORD entry (where there was none before) did solve my problem immediately ! As i now have a MASSIVE 2 hour buffer !! And i couldnt be happier ! (unless of course someone magically figures out how to record/save the buffer!) .. but that will never happen.
So i agree that this tip should DEFINITELY be moved to the permanent sticky, so others like me dont have to go through what i did to increase the damned buffer !!
