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<blockquote data-quote="4Fred" data-source="post: 748427" data-attributes="member: 16968">Additional info...I had a x86 instalaltion of Win7 and MP as a single seat. This computer is now my client and the single seat is replaced by a x64 installation of Win7 and MP as a single seat. This computer is a monster, Intel Core i7 quad with OCZ SSD for MP+OS and 12 GB RAM with a 4GB ramdisk for timeshift. The recordings are stored on a normal SATA drive in the single seat, kind of expensive to store recordings on SSD disk <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite7" alt=":p" title="Stick Out Tongue&nbsp; &nbsp; :p" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":p" />I have another small computer in the bedroom that was a client to the old single seat and is now a client to the new single seat. On this client I have had no problems with this before but do now. The only thing that is changed the the single seat, same cables and all that stuff.The changes on the single seat is hardware and x86 to x64 OS. So my guess is that the problem is located to that hardware and nothing else... During the weekend (or when I can find the time) I will move timeshift from RAM to SSD disk.If that don't help I will test Miroslav's stuttering patch.If that dont help I will insert another NIC and try that.I will also upload debug logs from the single seat before I change anything for comparison.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="4Fred, post: 748427, member: 16968"] Additional info... I had a x86 instalaltion of Win7 and MP as a single seat. This computer is now my client and the single seat is replaced by a x64 installation of Win7 and MP as a single seat. This computer is a monster, Intel Core i7 quad with OCZ SSD for MP+OS and 12 GB RAM with a 4GB ramdisk for timeshift. The recordings are stored on a normal SATA drive in the single seat, kind of expensive to store recordings on SSD disk :p I have another small computer in the bedroom that was a client to the old single seat and is now a client to the new single seat. On this client I have had no problems with this before but do now. The only thing that is changed the the single seat, same cables and all that stuff. The changes on the single seat is hardware and x86 to x64 OS. So my guess is that the problem is located to that hardware and nothing else... During the weekend (or when I can find the time) I will move timeshift from RAM to SSD disk. If that don't help I will test Miroslav's stuttering patch. If that dont help I will insert another NIC and try that. I will also upload debug logs from the single seat before I change anything for comparison. [/QUOTE]

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