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<blockquote data-quote="chesh" data-source="post: 390233" data-attributes="member: 88249">Well, ArcSoft Video Decoder is still taking over my system.&nbsp; I can select other codecs to be used, but when the graph is built, it disregards them and just uses the ArcSoft one. Oh well, the codec seems to be working well now.&nbsp; My CPU usage stays minimal as I'm using a Q6600 QuadCore.&nbsp; Nothing has changed with the drives, and I've tried cleaning out both the recordings and timeshift folders, so the drive is essentially empty.&nbsp; I am doing the recording and timeshift folders on the same drive, but it's a SATA2 1TB drive.&nbsp; Haven't had any issues timeshifting with the other card.&nbsp; It's almost like when you try to watch a youtube video and it tries to keep on playing even though it's only buffered 1 sec ahead of where it's playing at and you get that jitter.&nbsp; I get 15-20 frames a sec, but it's affected by how much is already buffered as to what framerate it will display.&nbsp; Hence, if I pause for 2 secs or so, the jitter is gone and the video is in sync.&nbsp; Do you use 2 separate drives for your timeshift and recordings?&nbsp; All I got in this computer at the moment is a 250gb HD that is the OS and a 1TB that is the buffer/recordings. Should I move the HD-PVRs timeshift to the OS drive?I did purchase <a href="http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125257" target="_blank">this card</a> today in order to do HDMI/5.1 sound thru a single cable and maybe up the processing power of the vid card at the same time.&nbsp; Don't think this will help this issue, but it might.&nbsp; Hell, the card was cheap and is slightly better then the card I have.&nbsp; <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="chesh, post: 390233, member: 88249"] Well, ArcSoft Video Decoder is still taking over my system. I can select other codecs to be used, but when the graph is built, it disregards them and just uses the ArcSoft one. Oh well, the codec seems to be working well now. My CPU usage stays minimal as I'm using a Q6600 QuadCore. Nothing has changed with the drives, and I've tried cleaning out both the recordings and timeshift folders, so the drive is essentially empty. I am doing the recording and timeshift folders on the same drive, but it's a SATA2 1TB drive. Haven't had any issues timeshifting with the other card. It's almost like when you try to watch a youtube video and it tries to keep on playing even though it's only buffered 1 sec ahead of where it's playing at and you get that jitter. I get 15-20 frames a sec, but it's affected by how much is already buffered as to what framerate it will display. Hence, if I pause for 2 secs or so, the jitter is gone and the video is in sync. Do you use 2 separate drives for your timeshift and recordings? All I got in this computer at the moment is a 250gb HD that is the OS and a 1TB that is the buffer/recordings. Should I move the HD-PVRs timeshift to the OS drive? I did purchase [URL="http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125257"]this card[/URL] today in order to do HDMI/5.1 sound thru a single cable and maybe up the processing power of the vid card at the same time. Don't think this will help this issue, but it might. Hell, the card was cheap and is slightly better then the card I have. :) [/QUOTE]

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