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<blockquote data-quote="tourettes" data-source="post: 670630" data-attributes="member: 10858">&quot;Still&quot; &lt;-- does that mean the default directshow audio renderer gives the same results? If yes then there must be some more general level of issue (like PC clock running too fast for example). Does it help for those stutters if you pause the stream for 30 seconds and the let the live tv run?EVR / audiorenderer logs could reveal something, but probably they aren't helping.They directly cannot be used to tell what is wrong so there is no quideline what to do when some of those lines is not straight. But based on the look of the lines I would say that either something is hogging the CPU (bad WLAN driver for example) or playback is running &quot;too fast&quot; so there is no audio/video data to be rendered.If this issue happens with the default renderer as well, please open a separate thread since it is not only related to the MP audio renderer.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tourettes, post: 670630, member: 10858"] "Still" <-- does that mean the default directshow audio renderer gives the same results? If yes then there must be some more general level of issue (like PC clock running too fast for example). Does it help for those stutters if you pause the stream for 30 seconds and the let the live tv run? EVR / audiorenderer logs could reveal something, but probably they aren't helping. They directly cannot be used to tell what is wrong so there is no quideline what to do when some of those lines is not straight. But based on the look of the lines I would say that either something is hogging the CPU (bad WLAN driver for example) or playback is running "too fast" so there is no audio/video data to be rendered. If this issue happens with the default renderer as well, please open a separate thread since it is not only related to the MP audio renderer. [/QUOTE]

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