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<blockquote data-quote="Lehmden" data-source="post: 1222304" data-attributes="member: 109222">Hi.I have the same card here.I have the same OS here.I have an older i5 (Haswell 4590) with HD4600 . Should not be too much of a difference...The only thing I don't have is:Here it is in no time, not even a tenth of a second.Here the channel switch is absolutely normal.So there must be something on your system causing this as your hardware generally is more than good enough...Just for testing, can you remove PowerDVD?Another place to look is at the network settings. The different parts of&nbsp; MP2 are communicating by UPnP. So a &quot;strange&quot; network configuration can cause many weird issues...The runtimes needed by MP2 (see Wiki for a complete list) sometimes are not installed properly, especially on Win10. This also may be worth a look... Aside this I only can imagine Defender to block MP2 somehow...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lehmden, post: 1222304, member: 109222"] Hi. I have the same card here. I have the same OS here. I have an older i5 (Haswell 4590) with HD4600 . Should not be too much of a difference... The only thing I don't have is: Here it is in no time, not even a tenth of a second. Here the channel switch is absolutely normal. So there must be something on your system causing this as your hardware generally is more than good enough... Just for testing, can you remove PowerDVD? Another place to look is at the network settings. The different parts of MP2 are communicating by UPnP. So a "strange" network configuration can cause many weird issues... The runtimes needed by MP2 (see Wiki for a complete list) sometimes are not installed properly, especially on Win10. This also may be worth a look... Aside this I only can imagine Defender to block MP2 somehow... [/QUOTE]

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