Server Idle Logout?

[Jub4life]

So I've been monitoring the service for about a week and a half with a nifty script I created and have noticed that each day around 1:30-2 am PST the service will boot me out (Freeze the channel/Without buffering). The script is designed to record any latency/Freezes that occurs while utilizing the Stalker PVR client. I was just curious if anyone else has experienced this? I leave a channel on nightly and then wake up to the channel frozen every time I've tested this notion. I'm certainly glad I no longer have a Plasma TV as this would certainly burn images into the screen. My next test will be to analyze the incoming packets sent from the server to better determine exactly what's happening with the service while watching channels. I believe this is necassary to rule out any alleged performance issues with the service itself, and since data doesn't lie it will hopefully clear up any and all misconceptions associated with the claims that some individuals in this forum are making.

[SebsiBC]

Probably a daily scheduled server reboot or batch or something along those lines.

[Bkman2020]

Server could be doing a refresh for updating epg

[ilan]

The system is intentinonally set to time out after 2 hours with no activity. A new token is then required. This prevents channel leeching and people from falling asleep and letting a channel stream endlessly. This preserves channel integrity and bandwidth.

[dells]

The system is intentinonally set to time out after 2 hours with no activity. A new token is then required. This prevents channel leeching and people from falling asleep and letting a channel stream endlessly. This preserves channel integrity and bandwidth.

so who's right? different opinions i guess but i think it might be the hardware being used, read below...

http://iptvtalk.net/showthread.php?26093-Ya-know-how-the-streams-freeze-after-a-couple-of-hours&p=175758&viewfull=1#post175758