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problems when watching 2 channels at the same time
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<blockquote data-quote="kuehnch" data-source="post: 185479" data-attributes="member: 21360"><p>No such problems here (using two firedtv c/ci and one cinergy dvb-t pcicard). I am able to watch TV with three clients at the same time without any problem (could not test with more than three clients).</p><p>In my mind, your problem is a network-based problem ?! All your examples incloses more than one client-connection. Say something about your network. Is it a W-LAN (802.11x)?</p><p></p><p>Did you check the cpu-usage while trying to watch with more than one client?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kuehnch, post: 185479, member: 21360"] No such problems here (using two firedtv c/ci and one cinergy dvb-t pcicard). I am able to watch TV with three clients at the same time without any problem (could not test with more than three clients). In my mind, your problem is a network-based problem ?! All your examples incloses more than one client-connection. Say something about your network. Is it a W-LAN (802.11x)? Did you check the cpu-usage while trying to watch with more than one client? [/QUOTE]
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