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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 828951" data-attributes="member: 82144">Hi again MoxAccording to the TsReader logs there are continuity errors. That indicates stream corruption which could possibly be caused by the network connection - we would need the TV Server logs (not included in your zip file) to be able to trace the corruption back any further.One point for you to consider: HD file streaming is different to TV viewing as the underlying file access mechanism can alway re-request data chunks if any are corrupted in transit over the network. You wouldn't even notice this happening unless the network connection was very bad. The same is not true for multi-seat TV. In that case you're using RTSP streaming which uses UDP packets for the audio and video data. UDP is an unreliable protocol, meaning that packets sent by the server are not guaranteed to be received by the client. The client can't re-request corrupted packets. For that reason I would say that the comparison between HD file and TV streaming in your first post is not really fair...mmI'm not 100% sure</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 828951, member: 82144"] Hi again Mox According to the TsReader logs there are continuity errors. That indicates stream corruption which could possibly be caused by the network connection - we would need the TV Server logs (not included in your zip file) to be able to trace the corruption back any further. One point for you to consider: HD file streaming is different to TV viewing as the underlying file access mechanism can alway re-request data chunks if any are corrupted in transit over the network. You wouldn't even notice this happening unless the network connection was very bad. The same is not true for multi-seat TV. In that case you're using RTSP streaming which uses UDP packets for the audio and video data. UDP is an unreliable protocol, meaning that packets sent by the server are not guaranteed to be received by the client. The client can't re-request corrupted packets. For that reason I would say that the comparison between HD file and TV streaming in your first post is not really fair... mm I'm not 100% sure [/QUOTE]

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