I don't know if anyone else has experienced this, but I figured I should warn all of you that it might happen.
I had to go away on business for 2 weeks over Thanksgiving. I set my 3060 to guarantee 15 episodes of Babylon 5 at medium quality. When I came back it seemed perfect. All of the episodes were there with their proper headings and descriptions. After I watched the first episode, I tried to delete it (as I have done sooo many times before). For some reason (and this is the first time this happened), the system completely locked up (crashed). The only thing I could do was re-boot. After the re-boot, all of my channels were there, but all of my Babylon 5 episodes were gone. Other programs, however, were not deleted. As any of you who watch Babylon 5 know, in 2 weeks a lot happens on the show! Just thought I'd bring this to everyone's attention as a possible glitch. Has anyone else experienced this and if so, is there a way to avoid it (ie. don't try to record more than __ episodes of something).
I had to go away on business for 2 weeks over Thanksgiving. I set my 3060 to guarantee 15 episodes of Babylon 5 at medium quality. When I came back it seemed perfect. All of the episodes were there with their proper headings and descriptions. After I watched the first episode, I tried to delete it (as I have done sooo many times before). For some reason (and this is the first time this happened), the system completely locked up (crashed). The only thing I could do was re-boot. After the re-boot, all of my channels were there, but all of my Babylon 5 episodes were gone. Other programs, however, were not deleted. As any of you who watch Babylon 5 know, in 2 weeks a lot happens on the show! Just thought I'd bring this to everyone's attention as a possible glitch. Has anyone else experienced this and if so, is there a way to avoid it (ie. don't try to record more than __ episodes of something).
