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<blockquote data-quote="Snoopy87" data-source="post: 1097179" data-attributes="member: 128461">Hi,thanks for your help and sorry for late reply. I will test all those things as fast as possible!Since 2 days I am testing with a Gbit wired connection from my HTPC to my ASUS router, instead of using Wifi. Now everything is working great without any visible issues. I only still see a few log entries like this:[2014-08-24 10:49:26,051] [15980048] [13f0] - Vid/Ref : 38.960, ?-frame(00), Compensated = 38.550 ( 0.652 A/V buffers=00/29), Clk : 37.898125, SampCnt 1888, stallPt 2.500[2014-08-24 10:49:26,053] [15980048] [13f0] - Vid/Ref : 38.920, ?-frame(00), Compensated = 38.510 ( 0.612 A/V buffers=00/28), Clk : 37.898125, SampCnt 1889, stallPt 2.500[2014-08-24 10:49:26But really only a couple of them and not hundreds as before. And as said, I don't see any stuttering, artifacts, etc.But I don't understand this. As said my Wifi is fast ennough, so that is not the problem. What else could exactly be the problem with Wifi? As said watching movies is working 100% perfect and that uses up to 4x bandwidth. mm said, that TV playback is different. OK, but why is it still not working if I watch 30 secs, rewind 30 secs and watch from that point on? In this case it is not live and should be like a movie or recording where enough data could be buffered? Or am I wrong?The problem is, that I can't use a wired connection. If it is impossible to use Wifi I have to move the TV card back to my HTPC. Of course I also tried different Wifi settings (e.g. enable multimedia streaming mode, use 2,4 GHz instead 5 GHz, etc.)[DOUBLEPOST=1408872871][/DOUBLEPOST]Here are log files with UNC and Gbit wired. There are no visible issues with UNC and Gbit wired connection, but you see those entries in the log file.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Snoopy87, post: 1097179, member: 128461"] Hi, thanks for your help and sorry for late reply. I will test all those things as fast as possible! Since 2 days I am testing with a Gbit wired connection from my HTPC to my ASUS router, instead of using Wifi. Now everything is working great without any visible issues. I only still see a few log entries like this: [2014-08-24 10:49:26,051] [15980048] [13f0] - Vid/Ref : 38.960, ?-frame(00), Compensated = 38.550 ( 0.652 A/V buffers=00/29), Clk : 37.898125, SampCnt 1888, stallPt 2.500 [2014-08-24 10:49:26,053] [15980048] [13f0] - Vid/Ref : 38.920, ?-frame(00), Compensated = 38.510 ( 0.612 A/V buffers=00/28), Clk : 37.898125, SampCnt 1889, stallPt 2.500 [2014-08-24 10:49:26 But really only a couple of them and not hundreds as before. And as said, I don't see any stuttering, artifacts, etc. But I don't understand this. As said my Wifi is fast ennough, so that is not the problem. What else could exactly be the problem with Wifi? As said watching movies is working 100% perfect and that uses up to 4x bandwidth. mm said, that TV playback is different. OK, but why is it still not working if I watch 30 secs, rewind 30 secs and watch from that point on? In this case it is not live and should be like a movie or recording where enough data could be buffered? Or am I wrong? The problem is, that I can't use a wired connection. If it is impossible to use Wifi I have to move the TV card back to my HTPC. Of course I also tried different Wifi settings (e.g. enable multimedia streaming mode, use 2,4 GHz instead 5 GHz, etc.)[DOUBLEPOST=1408872871][/DOUBLEPOST]Here are log files with UNC and Gbit wired. There are no visible issues with UNC and Gbit wired connection, but you see those entries in the log file. [/QUOTE]

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