Then I tell Myth to change to station Y, which involves changing frequency (and perhaps FEC rate & guard interval) as well as new pids.
I assume changing to something else from the same transponder (e.g. 9 Digital -> 9 HD -> 9 Guide) causes no problems?
After changing I get continuous transport errors and the picture/audio breaks up. It doesn't seem to resolve within a few seconds. If I quit live TV, Myth keeps the frontend running and tuned.
I would suspect Myth's buffering.
As a test, you could try mplayer or Xine on /dev/dvb/adapter0/dvr0 and see if they also have transport errors.
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