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<blockquote data-quote="Stepko" data-source="post: 710637" data-attributes="member: 57342">AW: Re: IPTV not workingThe logs confirms that. There are only very few packets that got lost. But there was a total drop out for 1,5 seconds. Nothing in the logs for 1,5 seconds. That CPU hit the roof is OK.No, no, no. This is far, FAR too much. There is something wrong. My dev machine is a 7 year old AMD athlon 64 (single core, AMDs first 64 bit cpu) with 2,4 gHz. Timeshifting a SD channel takes about 5-7% cpu power. When I record a SD channel with the filter from yesterday in GraphStudio the cpu is at 0-2%.In general: The IPTV filter doesn't need very much cpu power. Depending on your provider it handles about 300kb - 1,5 MB of data per second, which is nothing for current PCs.What really needs a lot of cpu power is the logging in the debug versions of the filter.As written above there is a 1,5 sec gap in one of your logs. Are you sure that there was no background process running, which could have caused that?The next step is to find the cause for the high cpu usage. It must be either the filter or the TV Server. I would suggest you test the filter (the release verion without any logging from yesterday) in GraphStudio:- Download GraphStudio <a href="http://blog.monogram.sk/janos/tools/monogram-graphstudio/" target="_blank">here</a>- Start it and select &quot;Graph&quot;-&gt;&quot;Insert Filter...&quot;- Select &quot;Mediaportal IPTV Source&quot; and click on &quot;Insert&quot;- As URL use one of the channels that do not work (rtp://233.x.x.x:yyyy)- Close the insert dialog- Right click on the out pin of the filter to insert a dump filter- Let the output write to a .ts file (dump.ts)- Start the Graph with the play button- Let the graph run for 30 seconds and keep an eye on the cpu usage of graphstudio.exe- When you have stopped the record try to play the dump.ts in vlc- If it plays in vlc without problems try to play it in MPStepko</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stepko, post: 710637, member: 57342"] [b]AW: Re: IPTV not working[/b] The logs confirms that. There are only very few packets that got lost. But there was a total drop out for 1,5 seconds. Nothing in the logs for 1,5 seconds. That CPU hit the roof is OK. No, no, no. This is far, FAR too much. There is something wrong. My dev machine is a 7 year old AMD athlon 64 (single core, AMDs first 64 bit cpu) with 2,4 gHz. Timeshifting a SD channel takes about 5-7% cpu power. When I record a SD channel with the filter from yesterday in GraphStudio the cpu is at 0-2%. In general: The IPTV filter doesn't need very much cpu power. Depending on your provider it handles about 300kb - 1,5 MB of data per second, which is nothing for current PCs. What really needs a lot of cpu power is the logging in the debug versions of the filter. As written above there is a 1,5 sec gap in one of your logs. Are you sure that there was no background process running, which could have caused that? The next step is to find the cause for the high cpu usage. It must be either the filter or the TV Server. I would suggest you test the filter (the release verion without any logging from yesterday) in GraphStudio: - Download GraphStudio [URL="http://blog.monogram.sk/janos/tools/monogram-graphstudio/"]here[/URL] - Start it and select "Graph"->"Insert Filter..." - Select "Mediaportal IPTV Source" and click on "Insert" - As URL use one of the channels that do not work (rtp://233.x.x.x:yyyy) - Close the insert dialog - Right click on the out pin of the filter to insert a dump filter - Let the output write to a .ts file (dump.ts) - Start the Graph with the play button - Let the graph run for 30 seconds and keep an eye on the cpu usage of graphstudio.exe - When you have stopped the record try to play the dump.ts in vlc - If it plays in vlc without problems try to play it in MP Stepko [/QUOTE]

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