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<blockquote data-quote="rolfey" data-source="post: 277342" data-attributes="member: 11186">Hi, I seem to be suffering from Micro glitches when watching live TV, it's very annoying and I just can't see what could be causeing it. So far I've reinstalled several times, the SVN's are up to date, I've got the time shift folder running to it's own partition (Seperate drive would have been better)but I am running a raid 0, so I/O throughput should not be an issue.I've currently using both ffdshow decoder and Cyberlink, the ffdshow, seems to have the edge for some reason, I'm really stumped, any help would be appreciated.MikeTV-Server RC1: MP RC1: Indigo: Windows XP SP&quot;: CPU Core Duo e8400: HDD 400 Gig Raid 0: 2 gig pc 6400: Gigabyte : Geforce 8800 gt:</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rolfey, post: 277342, member: 11186"] Hi, I seem to be suffering from Micro glitches when watching live TV, it's very annoying and I just can't see what could be causeing it. So far I've reinstalled several times, the SVN's are up to date, I've got the time shift folder running to it's own partition (Seperate drive would have been better) but I am running a raid 0, so I/O throughput should not be an issue. I've currently using both ffdshow decoder and Cyberlink, the ffdshow, seems to have the edge for some reason, I'm really stumped, any help would be appreciated. Mike [b]TV-Server RC1[/b]: [b]MP RC1[/b]: [b]Indigo[/b]: [b]Windows XP SP"[/b]: [b]CPU Core Duo e8400[/b]: [b]HDD 400 Gig Raid 0[/b]: [b]2 gig pc 6400[/b]: [b]Gigabyte [/b]: [b]Geforce 8800 gt[/b]: [/QUOTE]

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