Broken Pipe & OTA Channel Problem?

Channels DVR Server
#1

Having issues with my OTA stream. Seems to be in the morning when this occurs. Did a quick scan of the logs during that time and came accross this:

2021/04/20 06:36:17.116344 [TNR] Opened connection to 1076456B/0 for ch8.1 WGAL-TV [transcode=none]
2021/04/20 06:36:52.683417 [TNR] Error during live stream for ch8.1 WGAL-TV: write tcp 192.168.0.2:8089->192.168.0.51:48376: write: broken pipe
2021/04/20 06:36:52.683468 [SNR] Statistics for ch8.1 WGAL-TV: ss=90%-91% snq=92%,90%-93% seq=94%,0%-100% bps=14696114,0-15816064 pps=1216,0-1374 err=64% sigerr=5% neterr=58%
2021/04/20 06:36:52.683577 [TNR] Closed connection to 1076456B/0 for ch8.1 WGAL-TV
2021/04/20 06:36:52.683592 [HTTP] | 200 | 35.968187919s | 192.168.0.51 | GET "/devices/1076456B/channels/8.1/stream.mpg?transcode=none&codec=copy"
2021/04/20 06:37:53.441610 [TNR] Error during live stream for ch683 tru TV HD: write tcp 192.168.0.2:8089->192.168.0.53:47808: write: broken pipe
2021/04/20 06:37:53.441654 [SNR] Statistics for ch683 tru TV HD: ss=100% snq=100% seq=100% bps=13445220,4620288-18503712 pps=1275,439-2398
2021/04/20 06:37:53.441727 [TNR] Closed connection to 13149111/0 for ch683 tru TV HD
2021/04/20 06:37:53.441740 [HTTP] | 200 | 8h16m23s | 192.168.0.53 | GET "/devices/13149111/channels/683/stream.mpg?transcode=none&codec=copy"
2021/04/20 06:42:38.777923 [TNR] Opened connection to 1076456B/0 for ch8.1 WGAL-TV [transcode=none]
2021/04/20 06:42:45.292872 [TNR] Error during live stream for ch8.1 WGAL-TV: write tcp 192.168.0.2:8089->192.168.0.51:48416: write: broken pipe
2021/04/20 06:42:45.292913 [SNR] Statistics for ch8.1 WGAL-TV: ss=90% snq=99%,98%-100% seq=100% bps=11353696,2480096-15814560 pps=1192,236-1844
2021/04/20 06:42:45.292972 [TNR] Closed connection to 1076456B/0 for ch8.1 WGAL-TV

Any clue what this means?

#2

Signal problems and bad network connection between the HDHR and dvr. Are they plugged into the same switch?

#3

Thanks. I'm using a COAX Ethernet adapter between the antenna to the switch which both server and adapter are plugged into. I suspect it may be periodic signal degradation. Have to get the signal from an attic based antenna to the basement where the switch and server are located. I was really not wanting to have to run exterior Cat wire (my only other option).

#4

Have another example but can't tell if it's the same issue or a different one?

2021/05/06 18:59:30.071011 [TNR] Opened connection to 1076456B/1 for ch21.3 CW [transcode=none]
2021/05/06 19:01:13.656446 [DVR] Commercial detection for NBC Nightly News With Lester Holt S2021E127 2021-05-06-1830.mpg finished with 6 markers in 2m13.499967166s.
2021/05/06 19:01:14.164036 [HTTP] | 200 | 1.179769ms | 192.168.0.53 | GET "/dvr/files/7690"
2021/05/06 19:01:14.167263 [HTTP] | 200 | 1.026879ms | 192.168.0.32 | GET "/dvr/files/7690"
2021/05/06 19:05:05.693161 [HTTP] | 200 | 375.451275ms | 192.168.0.51 | GET "/dvr/recordings/upnext"
2021/05/06 19:05:06.447166 [HTTP] | 200 | 1.129437059s | 192.168.0.51 | GET "/devices/ANY/guide?time=1620342303&duration=28800"
2021/05/06 19:09:11.102352 [TNR] Error during live stream for ch21.3 CW: write tcp 192.168.0.2:8089->192.168.0.52:55908: write: broken pipe
2021/05/06 19:09:11.102422 [SNR] Statistics for ch21.3 CW: ss=100% snq=100% seq=99%,0%-100% bps=5116409,0-9738400 pps=486,0-925

#5

broken pipe message is harmless. It has been removed in newest prerelease