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<blockquote data-quote="infinite.loop" data-source="post: 282195" data-attributes="member: 10723">thats an &quot;interesting&quot; thought, because if you take a look how DigitalVideoBroadcast works, then you will find out that there is no such thing like &quot;instant&quot; zapping.At the moment you receive the first bit, you do not get a picture. Depending on your boradcaster, 0.5 to 1 seconds will pass until you received enought data to actually display video and play audio.thats the downside of dvb. <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" />In your case i would take a look at which codecs you used in the different applications, because they do have an impact on that.There isnt even a TV-Plugin yet for MP2. We have our targets, but at some point you hit limitations (i.e. directX based) you can't do anything about.You are new here as it seems so you cant know that.MediaPortal and the TV-Server are in a FeatureFreeze since more then half a year now (nearly one).The purpose of that is to fix open bugs, get rid of some bad useability and improove stability.But if you fix Bug A, then it is possible that you introduce Bug B and C. Thats partly caused by the design of MediaPortal 1, but thats also how software-development on a complex system works like.After the release of MediaPortal 1 it will be set to &quot;maintainance only&quot;. Means that we wont introduce more &quot;big changes&quot;.Just a few smaller ones.All the cool new stuff will goe directly to MediaPortal one.But do not expect a &quot;fully working&quot; software before mid/end 2009.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="infinite.loop, post: 282195, member: 10723"] thats an "interesting" thought, because if you take a look how DigitalVideoBroadcast works, then you will find out that there is no such thing like "instant" zapping. At the moment you receive the first bit, you do not get a picture. Depending on your boradcaster, 0.5 to 1 seconds will pass until you received enought data to actually display video and play audio. thats the downside of dvb. ;) In your case i would take a look at which codecs you used in the different applications, because they do have an impact on that. There isnt even a TV-Plugin yet for MP2. We have our targets, but at some point you hit limitations (i.e. directX based) you can't do anything about. You are new here as it seems so you cant know that. MediaPortal and the TV-Server are in a FeatureFreeze since more then half a year now (nearly one). The purpose of that is to fix open bugs, get rid of some bad useability and improove stability. But if you fix Bug A, then it is possible that you introduce Bug B and C. Thats partly caused by the design of MediaPortal 1, but thats also how software-development on a complex system works like. After the release of MediaPortal 1 it will be set to "maintainance only". Means that we wont introduce more "big changes". Just a few smaller ones. All the cool new stuff will goe directly to MediaPortal one. But do not expect a "fully working" software before mid/end 2009. [/QUOTE]

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