All indications are that all the problems are with the reception you are getting from the transmitter.
Either low power because of weather conditions or work/maintenance at transmitter.
Somethng amiss from your aerial to your tuner card.
Even the possibility of your tuner card drivers having problems (remote but possible). Are there older or newer drivers you can test?
Signal level and quality can only be used as a comparison on your specific setup (not all tuner drivers give the same readings) and the 'discontinuities' are the key to showing bad reception.
Your aerial main element should be as close to horizontal and aimed at almost due east from Paisley to the main Blackhill transmitter, a quick visual check can confirm this. Check connectors cables aerial feeds and sockets and any booster/splitters you use. Removing mains powered boosters can improve matters when doing testing for problems.
At least the two test files of SD and HD show that your CPU/GPU/OS have NO problems with respect to renderer and codecs as they play perfectly.
Either low power because of weather conditions or work/maintenance at transmitter.
Somethng amiss from your aerial to your tuner card.
Even the possibility of your tuner card drivers having problems (remote but possible). Are there older or newer drivers you can test?
Signal level and quality can only be used as a comparison on your specific setup (not all tuner drivers give the same readings) and the 'discontinuities' are the key to showing bad reception.
Your aerial main element should be as close to horizontal and aimed at almost due east from Paisley to the main Blackhill transmitter, a quick visual check can confirm this. Check connectors cables aerial feeds and sockets and any booster/splitters you use. Removing mains powered boosters can improve matters when doing testing for problems.
At least the two test files of SD and HD show that your CPU/GPU/OS have NO problems with respect to renderer and codecs as they play perfectly.
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