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<blockquote data-quote="Owlsroost" data-source="post: 1105313" data-attributes="member: 83973">There are two different 'data starvation' problems with live TV here:1. The difference in rates between the broadcast stream and PC playback - the 'SlowPlay' option is designed to workaround the situation where the PC is playing faster than the broadcast stream is arriving.2. The audio renderer might not have quite enough data buffered to keep it happy (so you get audio, but not video, dropouts/pauses) - the 'BufferingDelay' option is the best way to fix this because it allows the audio renderer to buffer more data at the start.You may need to use both options - it just depends on the behaviour of your hardware, basically.Note - to allow these options to work best, if you have a client-server system use the 'UNC paths' mode (not the default RTSP mode).In both cases (providing it's single-seat or UNC paths mode), there shouldn't be problems playing recordings or delayed live TV, since then TsReader can get as much data as it needs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Owlsroost, post: 1105313, member: 83973"] There are two different 'data starvation' problems with live TV here: 1. The difference in rates between the broadcast stream and PC playback - the 'SlowPlay' option is designed to workaround the situation where the PC is playing faster than the broadcast stream is arriving. 2. The audio renderer might not have quite enough data buffered to keep it happy (so you get audio, but not video, dropouts/pauses) - the 'BufferingDelay' option is the best way to fix this because it allows the audio renderer to buffer more data at the start. You may need to use both options - it just depends on the behaviour of your hardware, basically. [B]Note[/B] - to allow these options to work best, if you have a client-server system use the 'UNC paths' mode (not the default RTSP mode). In both cases (providing it's single-seat or UNC paths mode), there shouldn't be problems playing recordings or delayed live TV, since then TsReader can get as much data as it needs. [/QUOTE]

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