dropouts when watching hd tv (4 Viewers)

[HTPCSourcer]

Oh man, I hope I have not been chasing ghosts by thinking that I am using UNC but actually had RTSP on. A few minutes of encrypted channels were playing OK, but now my boy wants to watch standard TV So far nothing negative observed.

I'll be testing this more thoroughly during the next days.

 

[Sebastiii]

Hi Guys

Tony does i have resolved correctly the TsReader.cpp (attached) against this branch and the 'swprintf_s' branch ?
Thanks

 

[Sebastiii]

Attached is the one with building without issue
But i'm not 100% sure i have resolve it correctly.

 

[Owlsroost]

Attached is the one with building without issue
But i'm not 100% sure i have resolve it correctly.

It looks OK.

I'll convert my branch to Unicode logging so you won't have to do it again

 

[Sebastiii]

Offtopic

The unicode branch works on my side for few month (in fact) from when you pushed it.

 

[RicoHTPC]

Sorry to ask, but what are these new tsreader.zips for?
@HTPC_Sourcer: Do you use mpar with these settings?

 

[Sebastiii]

Sorry those tsreader.zip are for Owlsroost, it's kinda offtopic, it's because i use another branch that is in conflict with this thread (but will be solved soon )

 

[Owlsroost]

Sorry those tsreader.zip are for Owlsroost, it's kinda offtopic, it's because i use another branch that is in conflict with this thread (but will be solved soon )

@Sebastiii - Might be a good idea to delete those posts and files to avoid confusion ?

 

[Sebastiii]

Done thanks

 

[HTPCSourcer]

Hi @Owlsroost ,

I must have deactivated the UNC some ten days ago while testing and then forgot to put the tick back in.

Actually I had been using the command line option for UNC under 1.8, then upgraded two weeks ago to 1.9 - and forgot to set the option in the config

Now, what can I say, it's awesome. There seem to be no observable picture/audio losses anymore. I still have the 100 ppm set for the delay and will experiment a little bit with this value to see at what level I begin to see an effect.

@RicoHTPC : No I don't use MPAR for TV