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I strongly suspect the issue is related to the chosen software encoders.
Currently you're using:
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[2019-02-11 14:53:59,359] [493002 ] [92 ] [DEBUG] - analog: AddAudioCompressor found:12 compressor
[2019-02-11 14:53:59,365] [493008 ] [92 ] [DEBUG] - analog: compressor ATI MPEG Audio Encoder is usable
[2019-02-11 14:53:59,366] [493009 ] [92 ] [DEBUG] - analog: try compressor:ATI MPEG Audio Encoder
[2019-02-11 14:53:59,565] [493208 ] [92 ] [DEBUG] - analog: connect audio pin->audio compressor
[2019-02-11 14:53:59,572] [493215 ] [92 ] [DEBUG] - analog: AddVideoCompressor
[2019-02-11 14:53:59,586] [493229 ] [92 ] [DEBUG] - analog: AddVideoCompressor found:11 compressor
[2019-02-11 14:53:59,588] [493231 ] [92 ] [DEBUG] - analog: compressor InterVideo Video Encoder is usable
[2019-02-11 14:53:59,588] [493231 ] [92 ] [DEBUG] - analog: try compressor:InterVideo Video Encoder
[2019-02-11 14:53:59,656] [493299 ] [92 ] [DEBUG] - analog: connect video pin->video compressor[/collapse]
It might be better to pick matching encoders. For example ATI MPEG Audio Encoder + ATI MPEG Video Encoder, or InterVideo Audio Encoder + InterVideo Video Encoder. You can set the priorities for software encoders in TV Server Configuration -> General section -> Software Encoders tab.
Not all encoders work perfectly (or even at all) with all tuners. So, I recommend to try different settings there. Maybe ATI will be better... or maybe InterVideo... or Cyberlink... or whatever else you have got.
Also, make sure your frame rate setting in TV Server Configuration -> TV Servers section -> Analog AVerMedia H826 Hybrid TV Tuner sub-section -> Settings tab. Currently the log shows you're using:
[2019-02-11 14:53:59,809] [493452 ] [92 ] [INFO ] - Set Framerate to 29.97 succeeded
[2019-02-11 14:53:59,810] [493453 ] [92 ] [INFO ] - Set Framesize to 704x480 succeeded
These are NTSC settings, usually correct for USA, Canada etc. However, sometimes unexpected settings (eg. PAL + 25 fps in an NTSC country, or vice versa) must be used to get smooth playback. Again, this depends on the tuner and software encoder.
Best of luck.
Currently you're using:
[collapse]
[2019-02-11 14:53:59,359] [493002 ] [92 ] [DEBUG] - analog: AddAudioCompressor found:12 compressor
[2019-02-11 14:53:59,365] [493008 ] [92 ] [DEBUG] - analog: compressor ATI MPEG Audio Encoder is usable
[2019-02-11 14:53:59,366] [493009 ] [92 ] [DEBUG] - analog: try compressor:ATI MPEG Audio Encoder
[2019-02-11 14:53:59,565] [493208 ] [92 ] [DEBUG] - analog: connect audio pin->audio compressor
[2019-02-11 14:53:59,572] [493215 ] [92 ] [DEBUG] - analog: AddVideoCompressor
[2019-02-11 14:53:59,586] [493229 ] [92 ] [DEBUG] - analog: AddVideoCompressor found:11 compressor
[2019-02-11 14:53:59,588] [493231 ] [92 ] [DEBUG] - analog: compressor InterVideo Video Encoder is usable
[2019-02-11 14:53:59,588] [493231 ] [92 ] [DEBUG] - analog: try compressor:InterVideo Video Encoder
[2019-02-11 14:53:59,656] [493299 ] [92 ] [DEBUG] - analog: connect video pin->video compressor[/collapse]
It might be better to pick matching encoders. For example ATI MPEG Audio Encoder + ATI MPEG Video Encoder, or InterVideo Audio Encoder + InterVideo Video Encoder. You can set the priorities for software encoders in TV Server Configuration -> General section -> Software Encoders tab.
Not all encoders work perfectly (or even at all) with all tuners. So, I recommend to try different settings there. Maybe ATI will be better... or maybe InterVideo... or Cyberlink... or whatever else you have got.
Also, make sure your frame rate setting in TV Server Configuration -> TV Servers section -> Analog AVerMedia H826 Hybrid TV Tuner sub-section -> Settings tab. Currently the log shows you're using:
[2019-02-11 14:53:59,809] [493452 ] [92 ] [INFO ] - Set Framerate to 29.97 succeeded
[2019-02-11 14:53:59,810] [493453 ] [92 ] [INFO ] - Set Framesize to 704x480 succeeded
These are NTSC settings, usually correct for USA, Canada etc. However, sometimes unexpected settings (eg. PAL + 25 fps in an NTSC country, or vice versa) must be used to get smooth playback. Again, this depends on the tuner and software encoder.
Best of luck.