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<blockquote data-quote="ChrisOfCatford" data-source="post: 72247" data-attributes="member: 23650">It's Back!Arrrrgh!So I thought I had sorted it out, but my timeshifting and recording woes are back.It is now not as bad as it was, and sometimes not noticable, but after time it either becomes more noticable or it gets worse.Extra info:*I am a little low on space on my only drive (16% remaining) and defrag would not touch a lot of the files. Maybe safr mode might fix this.*Viewing pre-recorded or recorded TV from before the problem occured is not a problem.*Viewing TV with no recording or timeshifting is not a problem.*Replacing onboard sound with a dedicated PCI card did help a lot... but not completely*There is no sync problem any more, just stumbling picture and audio*Recording now fails in the middle of a show. This is random.I have a large drive with better specs arriving any moment, and I have also shelled out for a dedicated GFX card (rather than on-board), maybe one of these will help.If not, I will re-install windows on the new drive and attempt to get it working from scratch.Please, if anyone can think of any reason that this could be happening, let me know.Thanks,Chris</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ChrisOfCatford, post: 72247, member: 23650"] [b]It's Back![/b] Arrrrgh! So I thought I had sorted it out, but my timeshifting and recording woes are back. It is now not as bad as it was, and sometimes not noticable, but after time it either becomes more noticable or it gets worse. Extra info: *I am a little low on space on my only drive (16% remaining) and defrag would not touch a lot of the files. Maybe safr mode might fix this. *Viewing pre-recorded or recorded TV from before the problem occured is not a problem. *Viewing TV with no recording or timeshifting is not a problem. *Replacing onboard sound with a dedicated PCI card did help a lot... but not completely *There is no sync problem any more, just stumbling picture and audio *Recording now fails in the middle of a show. This is random. I have a large drive with better specs arriving any moment, and I have also shelled out for a dedicated GFX card (rather than on-board), maybe one of these will help. If not, I will re-install windows on the new drive and attempt to get it working from scratch. Please, if anyone can think of any reason that this could be happening, let me know. Thanks, Chris [/QUOTE]

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