Anyone able to watch HDTV in multiseat? - Page 2

mts · 2008-07-09, 18:28

I already have this problem. Is there anybody able to watch h.264 (1080p) on multiseat-config? Please let me know.

If there is nobody, than it should be on the roadmap.

Spooky · 2008-07-09, 18:41

I am watching HDTV in a multiseat config (720p mostly) and I experience some stutters too sometimes. Although only on my HTPC, not on my personal system.

mts · 2008-07-09, 22:19

ok, but that seems better then me. When I speak about stutterings, I mean ca. 13fps!

Spooky · 2008-07-09, 22:21

Hm, that sucks. Have you monitored the network usage with dumeter or some other program? Is it constant or do you see gaps?

mts · 2008-07-10, 00:13

yes, I do see some strange network-traffic
(Sorry, this happens when I use the avoideRTSP-method. As soon as the second ts-buffer is created it look like on the right side of the picture)

The second picture shows the normal rtsp-method.

Spooky · 2008-07-10, 12:30

Hm, is the tv server experiencing any CPU load spikes? (I mean in general, not just the TvService.exe)

infinityloop · 2008-07-10, 12:54

I watch HD-TV in multiseat without any issue at all (LiveTV and recorded shows from a network share)
h.264 codec: coreavc (altest)
audio codec: MPA
System: core2duo 6600 | ATI HD2600

btw. what happens when you watch a recorded HD show (copy recording to client HDD) on your local client with MyVideos?

btw. the resolution of your Client4, is beyond insane

are you sure that this system is even able to play HD1080p without stutter?

mts · 2008-07-10, 13:46

Ok, here the results of my trials:
1. I tried to play a recorded h.264 with normal rtsp-stream (screenshot: SH-MPrtsp.jpg -> Stutterings!)
2. played h.264 via MyVideos from network-share AND local (screenshot: SH-MP.jpg -> no Stutterings)
3. played h.264 via PowerDVD from network-share AND local (screenshot: SH-powerDVD.jpg -> no Stutterings)

infinityloop · 2008-07-10, 14:19

manually tune a HD-channel in setuptv and connect to the rtsp stream with vlc please and tell us if it stutters.

mts · 2008-07-10, 15:03

Works! Without stutterings! - > EDIT: Sorry I opend the *.ts file.

It playes the first 5-10sec. than the picture freezes (I have to say that I never had so much luck with playing the h.264-TS-files via vlc)

LAST CORRECTION:
I DON'T UNDESTAND IT!!! WHAT IS HAPPENING HERE???? Now I was able to watch 15min HD, LiveTV as well as the recorded movie that I coudn't watch this morning!!!!

2008-07-09, 18:28	#11 (permalink)
mts Portal Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 157 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Country:	I already have this problem. Is there anybody able to watch h.264 (1080p) on multiseat-config? Please let me know. If there is nobody, than it should be on the roadmap. __________________ Mutliseat-config: LAN: GigaBit Server: -> Intel 6600 \| 2GM RAM \| HDD1/2: 400GB / 750GB \| XP-SP2 Client1-2 (SDTV): -> PentiumM 1.5 GHz \| 1024 RAM \| Nvidia 7100GS (1360x768) XP-Sp2 Client3 (HDTV): -> Intel 9450 \| 8GB RAM \| Nvidia 9600GTX (1920x1200) \| Vista 64bit Client4 (HDTV): -> Intel 6750 \| 4GB RAM \| Nvidia 8800GTX (2450x1600) \| Vista 32bit Client5 (WLAN): -> Intel T7300 \| 2GB RAM \| ATI M. X2500 \| XP-SP2 Last edited by mts; 2008-07-09 at 22:19.

2008-07-09, 18:41	#12 (permalink)
Spooky Portal Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: void 4tl Age: 25 Posts: 323 Thanks: 20 Thanked 5 Times in 5 Posts Country: My System	I am watching HDTV in a multiseat config (720p mostly) and I experience some stutters too sometimes. Although only on my HTPC, not on my personal system. __________________ AMD Athlon X2 4850e // Antec NSK1480 // 2GB // Seagate DB35 200GB // GA-MA78GPM-DS2H (Catalyst 8.10) // FloppyDTV S2, Cryptoworks 2.0, ORF // Logitech diNovo // Win XP Pro SP2 // MP 1.0.0.0 RC3 // PowerDVD 8

2008-07-09, 22:19	#13 (permalink)
mts Portal Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 157 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Country:	ok, but that seems better then me. When I speak about stutterings, I mean ca. 13fps! __________________ Mutliseat-config: LAN: GigaBit Server: -> Intel 6600 \| 2GM RAM \| HDD1/2: 400GB / 750GB \| XP-SP2 Client1-2 (SDTV): -> PentiumM 1.5 GHz \| 1024 RAM \| Nvidia 7100GS (1360x768) XP-Sp2 Client3 (HDTV): -> Intel 9450 \| 8GB RAM \| Nvidia 9600GTX (1920x1200) \| Vista 64bit Client4 (HDTV): -> Intel 6750 \| 4GB RAM \| Nvidia 8800GTX (2450x1600) \| Vista 32bit Client5 (WLAN): -> Intel T7300 \| 2GB RAM \| ATI M. X2500 \| XP-SP2

2008-07-09, 22:21	#14 (permalink)
Spooky Portal Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: void 4tl Age: 25 Posts: 323 Thanks: 20 Thanked 5 Times in 5 Posts Country: My System	Hm, that sucks. Have you monitored the network usage with dumeter or some other program? Is it constant or do you see gaps? __________________ AMD Athlon X2 4850e // Antec NSK1480 // 2GB // Seagate DB35 200GB // GA-MA78GPM-DS2H (Catalyst 8.10) // FloppyDTV S2, Cryptoworks 2.0, ORF // Logitech diNovo // Win XP Pro SP2 // MP 1.0.0.0 RC3 // PowerDVD 8

2008-07-10, 00:13	#15 (permalink)
mts Portal Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 157 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Country:	yes, I do see some strange network-traffic (Sorry, this happens when I use the avoideRTSP-method. As soon as the second ts-buffer is created it look like on the right side of the picture) The second picture shows the normal rtsp-method. Attached Thumbnails __________________ Mutliseat-config: LAN: GigaBit Server: -> Intel 6600 \| 2GM RAM \| HDD1/2: 400GB / 750GB \| XP-SP2 Client1-2 (SDTV): -> PentiumM 1.5 GHz \| 1024 RAM \| Nvidia 7100GS (1360x768) XP-Sp2 Client3 (HDTV): -> Intel 9450 \| 8GB RAM \| Nvidia 9600GTX (1920x1200) \| Vista 64bit Client4 (HDTV): -> Intel 6750 \| 4GB RAM \| Nvidia 8800GTX (2450x1600) \| Vista 32bit Client5 (WLAN): -> Intel T7300 \| 2GB RAM \| ATI M. X2500 \| XP-SP2 Last edited by mts; 2008-07-10 at 00:37.

2008-07-10, 12:30	#16 (permalink)
Spooky Portal Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: void 4tl Age: 25 Posts: 323 Thanks: 20 Thanked 5 Times in 5 Posts Country: My System	Hm, is the tv server experiencing any CPU load spikes? (I mean in general, not just the TvService.exe) __________________ AMD Athlon X2 4850e // Antec NSK1480 // 2GB // Seagate DB35 200GB // GA-MA78GPM-DS2H (Catalyst 8.10) // FloppyDTV S2, Cryptoworks 2.0, ORF // Logitech diNovo // Win XP Pro SP2 // MP 1.0.0.0 RC3 // PowerDVD 8

2008-07-10, 12:54	#17 (permalink)
infinityloop Project Coordinator Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: 127.0.0.1 Age: 29 Posts: 6,200 Thanks: 170 Thanked 132 Times in 96 Posts Country: My System	I watch HD-TV in multiseat without any issue at all (LiveTV and recorded shows from a network share) h.264 codec: coreavc (altest) audio codec: MPA System: core2duo 6600 \| ATI HD2600 btw. what happens when you watch a recorded HD show (copy recording to client HDD) on your local client with MyVideos? btw. the resolution of your Client4, is beyond insane are you sure that this system is even able to play HD1080p without stutter? __________________ regards chris MediaPortal Project Coordinator Test Team Leader Do not start to moan if something is not working as you want it to be. Remember that MediaPortal is Open Source. YOU can improve it!

2008-07-10, 13:46	#18 (permalink)
mts Portal Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 157 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Country:	Ok, here the results of my trials: 1. I tried to play a recorded h.264 with normal rtsp-stream (screenshot: SH-MPrtsp.jpg -> Stutterings!) 2. played h.264 via MyVideos from network-share AND local (screenshot: SH-MP.jpg -> no Stutterings) 3. played h.264 via PowerDVD from network-share AND local (screenshot: SH-powerDVD.jpg -> no Stutterings) Attached Thumbnails __________________ Mutliseat-config: LAN: GigaBit Server: -> Intel 6600 \| 2GM RAM \| HDD1/2: 400GB / 750GB \| XP-SP2 Client1-2 (SDTV): -> PentiumM 1.5 GHz \| 1024 RAM \| Nvidia 7100GS (1360x768) XP-Sp2 Client3 (HDTV): -> Intel 9450 \| 8GB RAM \| Nvidia 9600GTX (1920x1200) \| Vista 64bit Client4 (HDTV): -> Intel 6750 \| 4GB RAM \| Nvidia 8800GTX (2450x1600) \| Vista 32bit Client5 (WLAN): -> Intel T7300 \| 2GB RAM \| ATI M. X2500 \| XP-SP2

2008-07-10, 14:19	#19 (permalink)
infinityloop Project Coordinator Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: 127.0.0.1 Age: 29 Posts: 6,200 Thanks: 170 Thanked 132 Times in 96 Posts Country: My System	manually tune a HD-channel in setuptv and connect to the rtsp stream with vlc please and tell us if it stutters. __________________ regards chris MediaPortal Project Coordinator Test Team Leader Do not start to moan if something is not working as you want it to be. Remember that MediaPortal is Open Source. YOU can improve it!

2008-07-10, 15:03	#20 (permalink)
mts Portal Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 157 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Country:	Works! Without stutterings! - > EDIT: Sorry I opend the .ts file. It playes the first 5-10sec. than the picture freezes (I have to say that I never had so much luck with playing the h.264-TS-files via vlc) LAST CORRECTION: I DON'T UNDESTAND IT!!! WHAT IS HAPPENING HERE???? Now I was able to watch 15min HD, LiveTV as well as the recorded movie that I coudn't watch this morning!!!! __________________ Mutliseat-config:* LAN: GigaBit Server: -> Intel 6600 \| 2GM RAM \| HDD1/2: 400GB / 750GB \| XP-SP2 Client1-2 (SDTV): -> PentiumM 1.5 GHz \| 1024 RAM \| Nvidia 7100GS (1360x768) XP-Sp2 Client3 (HDTV): -> Intel 9450 \| 8GB RAM \| Nvidia 9600GTX (1920x1200) \| Vista 64bit Client4 (HDTV): -> Intel 6750 \| 4GB RAM \| Nvidia 8800GTX (2450x1600) \| Vista 32bit Client5 (WLAN): -> Intel T7300 \| 2GB RAM \| ATI M. X2500 \| XP-SP2 Last edited by mts; 2008-07-10 at 15:26.

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