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<blockquote data-quote="PMUXY" data-source="post: 1143251" data-attributes="member: 153539">Thanks for your answer.About the log files, I tried to log the issue. HD before and after SD. Maybe I was too fast for the &quot;after&quot; part ?I Included 3 screenshots.You can see that, for the &quot;clean&quot; screenshots, there were a lot of frame drops at the beginning of the display, but none anymore after a while, when the screenshot is done (red curve).Of course, the tiny CPU is significantly loaded, but it looks like there is still some margin.I guess the automatic refresh rate is of little use for my TV, as before I manually created the 50Hz setting, it was reporting 60Hz 1280x768 32 bits, only.As I use this HTPC to watch live or recorded TV, the video is always 50Hz anyway.Before I changed the TV frequency, there was a drop in the frame rate (red line) regularly. Not noticeable on the TV, anyway.Regards</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PMUXY, post: 1143251, member: 153539"] Thanks for your answer. About the log files, I tried to log the issue. HD before and after SD. Maybe I was too fast for the "after" part ? I Included 3 screenshots. You can see that, for the "clean" screenshots, there were a lot of frame drops at the beginning of the display, but none anymore after a while, when the screenshot is done (red curve). Of course, the tiny CPU is significantly loaded, but it looks like there is still some margin. I guess the automatic refresh rate is of little use for my TV, as before I manually created the 50Hz setting, it was reporting 60Hz 1280x768 32 bits, only. As I use this HTPC to watch live or recorded TV, the video is always 50Hz anyway. Before I changed the TV frequency, there was a drop in the frame rate (red line) regularly. Not noticeable on the TV, anyway. Regards [/QUOTE]

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