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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 1099023" data-attributes="member: 82144">Okay, then it seems likely that the hissing etc. is triggered by the audio changes in the first 10-20 seconds, and that VLC doesn't handle those changes correctly. If that theory is correct I'd expect skipping/jumping past that section would work around the problem in most players (including VLC) if they can't self-correct. Can you confirm?Note that when I say skipping/jumping I don't mean fast forward; that probably would not work... but it depends on how it is implemented.In any case, those audio changes are triggered by the Colossus. The Colossus may well be encoding garbage for a few seconds while it works out what it is really receiving. There's nothing TV Server or MediaPortal can do about that.If MediaPortal corrects itself, is there some other reason that you're worrying? Some other player that you use not handling the problem as nicely?Why do you say that?mm</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 1099023, member: 82144"] Okay, then it seems likely that the hissing etc. is triggered by the audio changes in the first 10-20 seconds, and that VLC doesn't handle those changes correctly. If that theory is correct I'd expect skipping/jumping past that section would work around the problem in most players (including VLC) if they can't self-correct. Can you confirm? Note that when I say skipping/jumping I don't mean fast forward; that probably would not work... but it depends on how it is implemented. In any case, those audio changes are triggered by the Colossus. The Colossus may well be encoding garbage for a few seconds while it works out what it is really receiving. There's nothing TV Server or MediaPortal can do about that. If MediaPortal corrects itself, is there some other reason that you're worrying? Some other player that you use not handling the problem as nicely? Why do you say that? mm [/QUOTE]

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