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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 836576" data-attributes="member: 18896">I think what you are left with then is keep adjusting ffdshow settings so that the impact is as small as possible.More then likely this is happening to you due to networked media, which takes extra time to be read and indexed by MediaInfo and ffdshow itself so that they can do their thing.As far as disabling MediaInfo for MediaPortal, it is indeed an all or nothing scenario then, MePo uses it more then likely to get the frame-per-second info, so that it can be used for that option that allows MePo to switch your TV/etc to 24Hz when it detects 24fps media. This is why MePo uses MediaInfo each time directly before playback starts.So disabling it for that is not the end of the world if you do not use that system. However you would then also disable it for MovPic, and that one uses it to display all the interesting stuff about the media you imported. Of course you could toggle it each time.That way right before you import a movie you enable MediaInfo and disable it afterwards so that playback has no problem.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 836576, member: 18896"] I think what you are left with then is keep adjusting ffdshow settings so that the impact is as small as possible. More then likely this is happening to you due to networked media, which takes extra time to be read and indexed by MediaInfo and ffdshow itself so that they can do their thing. As far as disabling MediaInfo for MediaPortal, it is indeed an all or nothing scenario then, MePo uses it more then likely to get the frame-per-second info, so that it can be used for that option that allows MePo to switch your TV/etc to 24Hz when it detects 24fps media. This is why MePo uses MediaInfo each time directly before playback starts. So disabling it for that is not the end of the world if you do not use that system. However you would then also disable it for MovPic, and that one uses it to display all the interesting stuff about the media you imported. Of course you could toggle it each time. That way right before you import a movie you enable MediaInfo and disable it afterwards so that playback has no problem. [/QUOTE]

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