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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 887552" data-attributes="member: 82144">Video processing is much more intensive, so this wouldn't surprise me. Tweaking encoding quality options may have an effect here.&nbsp;It doesn't fully stop timeshifting unless you actually stop watching TV. To use a technical description: the DirectShow graphs may be paused temporarily, but not stopped. I think the bling light is more likely to be indicating how long it takes for the STB to change channels (ie. it indicates when the HD-PVR is receiving video/audio).&nbsp;TV Server itself should not and does not take 5+ seconds. From &quot;go&quot; to &quot;whoa&quot; on the TV Server side, the channel changes are roughly taking 1.5 - 2 seconds (including service &quot;tuner&quot; selection and blasting):&nbsp;If you ignore the blaster then it is even faster than that - in the order of 0.5 - 1 second. Note that the above is one of the slower channel change example in your logs. Other examples take only 1 second. Also note that I'm not sure when the blaster command is actually sent so you may have a cumulative delay effect:- 0.5s for TV Server- 1s for blaster- 2s for STB- ??? for MP front end&nbsp;mm</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 887552, member: 82144"] Video processing is much more intensive, so this wouldn't surprise me. Tweaking encoding quality options may have an effect here. It doesn't fully stop timeshifting unless you actually stop watching TV. To use a technical description: the DirectShow graphs may be paused temporarily, but not stopped. I think the bling light is more likely to be indicating how long it takes for the STB to change channels (ie. it indicates when the HD-PVR is receiving video/audio). TV Server itself should not and does not take 5+ seconds. From "go" to "whoa" on the TV Server side, the channel changes are roughly taking 1.5 - 2 seconds (including service "tuner" selection and blasting): If you ignore the blaster then it is even faster than that - in the order of 0.5 - 1 second. Note that the above is one of the slower channel change example in your logs. Other examples take only 1 second. Also note that I'm not sure when the blaster command is actually sent so you may have a cumulative delay effect: - 0.5s for TV Server - 1s for blaster - 2s for STB - ??? for MP front end mm [/QUOTE]

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