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<blockquote data-quote="Andrew H" data-source="post: 482319" data-attributes="member: 56239"><p>WHAT file format does the Hauppauge create with its own software?&nbsp; How about some other writer?&nbsp; There's an app called WatchHDTV that a guy wrote which creates both .mpg and a .ts version... you could try creating an error-free file from some other app to separate these issues.&nbsp; Do you have the HVR2200 setup as a hybrid card inside TV-Service?&nbsp; I don't know whether the HVR2200 has to be but doing so would eliminate using both tuner sections simultaneously.&nbsp; How about system level IRQs and what else is on them?&nbsp; You say you're using the latest VC and TV drivers -- checked the forums for bug reports?&nbsp; I'm using an older NVidia 16x.xx myself because of an issue w/nView.&nbsp; I'm not sure which logs (exactly) you should be posting, but I'll bet the experts on here would say to NOT post text excerpts!&nbsp; There's a MP debug routine (in your START / Programs menu) that will gather the files into a .zip file you can attach.&nbsp; Try that!&nbsp; You said this didn't occur on older MP releases, which one did you last use that was stable?&nbsp; THAT may be a big clue.&nbsp; Got any files created under that?&nbsp; The fact you say &quot;Stuttering still happens in WMP&quot; tells me the file you're playing has the problem.&nbsp; I'm not the expert, but if TV-Service is dumping the stream to the HDD directly from the broadcast them MP is not the culprit... something in the tuner, its reception or encoder.&nbsp; I read the 2200 is a multi-tuner card with DVB-T as well as Analog and digital tuners... how does that all play together?&nbsp; Which tuner is this stuttering occurring on?&nbsp; And is it only on recorded, LiveTV, or both?&nbsp; You may need to set this as a hybrid card!&nbsp; Oddly enough, I have the HVR-1600 and saw issues with its analog tuner - specifically its on-board encoding was stuttery under MP 1.0.2 but I can't say it was stable under 1.0.0&nbsp; The last I tried using the analog section was under MP 0.2.3.0 but not any extensive testing as NTSC in the US is only distributed via cable systems now that the US adopted the ATSC broadcast standard.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Andrew H, post: 482319, member: 56239"] WHAT file format does the Hauppauge create with its own software? How about some other writer? There's an app called WatchHDTV that a guy wrote which creates both .mpg and a .ts version... you could try creating an error-free file from some other app to separate these issues. Do you have the HVR2200 setup as a hybrid card inside TV-Service? I don't know whether the HVR2200 has to be but doing so would eliminate using both tuner sections simultaneously. How about system level IRQs and what else is on them? You say you're using the latest VC and TV drivers -- checked the forums for bug reports? I'm using an older NVidia 16x.xx myself because of an issue w/nView. I'm not sure which logs (exactly) you should be posting, but I'll bet the experts on here would say to NOT post text excerpts! There's a MP debug routine (in your START / Programs menu) that will gather the files into a .zip file you can attach. Try that! You said this didn't occur on older MP releases, which one did you last use that was stable? THAT may be a big clue. Got any files created under that? The fact you say "Stuttering still happens in WMP" tells me the file you're playing has the problem. I'm not the expert, but if TV-Service is dumping the stream to the HDD directly from the broadcast them MP is not the culprit... something in the tuner, its reception or encoder. I read the 2200 is a multi-tuner card with DVB-T as well as Analog and digital tuners... how does that all play together? Which tuner is this stuttering occurring on? And is it only on recorded, LiveTV, or both? You may need to set this as a hybrid card! Oddly enough, I have the HVR-1600 and saw issues with its analog tuner - specifically its on-board encoding was stuttery under MP 1.0.2 but I can't say it was stable under 1.0.0 The last I tried using the analog section was under MP 0.2.3.0 but not any extensive testing as NTSC in the US is only distributed via cable systems now that the US adopted the ATSC broadcast standard. [/QUOTE]

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