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<blockquote data-quote="Spooky" data-source="post: 274278" data-attributes="member: 11539">I did some further testing. I let the TV server make a recording of ORF 1 HD a few minutes. After that I played that recording via Media Portal and everything was fine. Video played smoothly at 50 FPS everytime I tried it (except a few seconds in the beginning). Playing the TS file via Media Player Classic (Home Cinema) through the same PowerDVD codec also works just fine.I also tried letting the TV Server buffer the stream for a minute or so (by hitting pause) and then play it, but that didn't help, still only 33 FPS.Initially I thought this might be a problem somewhere in the Codec -&gt; VMR9 -&gt; Driver -&gt; Hardware pipeline, but maybe it's a problem in the Source Filter? Since the recording works fine, but direct viewing not. I also experienced a drop to back 33 FPS on ORF 1 HD on my own system (with CoreAVC, where it usually works with 50 FPS all the time) after pausing the stream.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Spooky, post: 274278, member: 11539"] I did some further testing. I let the TV server make a recording of ORF 1 HD a few minutes. After that I played that recording via Media Portal and everything was fine. Video played smoothly at 50 FPS everytime I tried it (except a few seconds in the beginning). Playing the TS file via Media Player Classic (Home Cinema) through the same PowerDVD codec also works just fine. I also tried letting the TV Server buffer the stream for a minute or so (by hitting pause) and then play it, but that didn't help, still only 33 FPS. Initially I thought this might be a problem somewhere in the Codec -> VMR9 -> Driver -> Hardware pipeline, but maybe it's a problem in the Source Filter? Since the recording works fine, but direct viewing not. I also experienced a drop to back 33 FPS on ORF 1 HD on my own system (with CoreAVC, where it usually works with 50 FPS all the time) after pausing the stream. [/QUOTE]

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