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<blockquote data-quote="Digsy" data-source="post: 1249537" data-attributes="member: 163222">FIXED! (I think).I just went into codecs and switched everything I could from LAV to Microsoft. I am getting a solid 50fps on the NUC and the audio delay has gone on both the client and server machines. CPU usage has dropped from 70-80% on the NUC down to 30% On the server CPU use has dropped from 30% while streaming to one client down to 10-20% while simultaneously streaming live TV in HD to two clients and SD to my tablet.So it seems that it is the LAV filters which are resource-hungry and not the media itself.Another interesting thing is that network traffic has also dropped considerably. Even when streaming all of the above I was still seeing &lt;10MBits/s at the server.Only issue is that I now have to move my timeshift folder back onto my HDD as it is too easy to fill up 1Gb while streaming HD TV. Hopefully everything will remain stable after I do this.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Digsy, post: 1249537, member: 163222"] FIXED! (I think). I just went into codecs and switched everything I could from LAV to Microsoft. I am getting a solid 50fps on the NUC and the audio delay has gone on both the client and server machines. CPU usage has dropped from 70-80% on the NUC down to 30% On the server CPU use has dropped from 30% while streaming to one client down to 10-20% while simultaneously streaming live TV in HD to two clients and SD to my tablet. So it seems that it is the LAV filters which are resource-hungry and not the media itself. Another interesting thing is that network traffic has also dropped considerably. Even when streaming all of the above I was still seeing <10MBits/s at the server. Only issue is that I now have to move my timeshift folder back onto my HDD as it is too easy to fill up 1Gb while streaming HD TV. Hopefully everything will remain stable after I do this. [/QUOTE]

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