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<blockquote data-quote="Crackofdawn" data-source="post: 863632" data-attributes="member: 98108">Oh I definitely understand buffering has to occur, but it doesn't visibly start for almost 60 seconds while the HDD is going crazy.&nbsp; This didn't used to happen in older onlinevideos versions I guess because the filter is different?&nbsp; It happens with break.com too but not as bad.&nbsp; I have 30mbit Internet that will buffer the entire video from a web browser before that same video in onlinevideos even starts buffering :/ in older onlinevideos versions these same videos would buffer and start almost instantly.Oh! I almost forgot!&nbsp; In the onlinevideos configuration where you can test each stream type when I click the &quot;test&quot; button next to each type the HDD goes crazy for 6+ seconds before the little video plays and it shows LAV Flters in the box - I assumed that was related to the same issue.&nbsp; It's the massive hard disk access that confuses me most.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Crackofdawn, post: 863632, member: 98108"] Oh I definitely understand buffering has to occur, but it doesn't visibly start for almost 60 seconds while the HDD is going crazy. This didn't used to happen in older onlinevideos versions I guess because the filter is different? It happens with break.com too but not as bad. I have 30mbit Internet that will buffer the entire video from a web browser before that same video in onlinevideos even starts buffering :/ in older onlinevideos versions these same videos would buffer and start almost instantly. Oh! I almost forgot! In the onlinevideos configuration where you can test each stream type when I click the "test" button next to each type the HDD goes crazy for 6+ seconds before the little video plays and it shows LAV Flters in the box - I assumed that was related to the same issue. It's the massive hard disk access that confuses me most. [/QUOTE]

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