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<blockquote data-quote="Requiem" data-source="post: 1042284" data-attributes="member: 117808"><p>I've had similar issues, stuttering live TV with HD channels (this really was a harddisk problem as timeshift was on a server folder on a drive bender pool which formerly included USB2.0-harddisks, this was just too slow), switching to my (non-SSD) system disk made things a lot better, but still, there was some stuttering on HD live TV. (Signal level and quality both being at 100 from what MePo says). </p><p>Then I switched to ImDisk - problems are gone. And as this is a dedicated server, I just start ImDisk on system bootup automatically, so no hassles about mounting anything. Works great (2 clients, 3gb ramdisk on WIndows Home Server 2011, 8 gb total system memory).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Requiem, post: 1042284, member: 117808"] I've had similar issues, stuttering live TV with HD channels (this really was a harddisk problem as timeshift was on a server folder on a drive bender pool which formerly included USB2.0-harddisks, this was just too slow), switching to my (non-SSD) system disk made things a lot better, but still, there was some stuttering on HD live TV. (Signal level and quality both being at 100 from what MePo says). Then I switched to ImDisk - problems are gone. And as this is a dedicated server, I just start ImDisk on system bootup automatically, so no hassles about mounting anything. Works great (2 clients, 3gb ramdisk on WIndows Home Server 2011, 8 gb total system memory). [/QUOTE]
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