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<blockquote data-quote="Owlsroost" data-source="post: 1125962" data-attributes="member: 83973">How well FFWD/RWND works is very system (hardware/codec) dependant even on a good day....quite often the hardware can't keep up with playing a stream 4x/8x faster than normal....A few recommendations:1. Don't use MP Audio Renderer for TV (use Default DirectShow audio renderer instead)2. Use DXVA2 native in LAV video decoder&nbsp; instead of CUVID - it uses the same nVidia hardware decoder as used for CUVID, but normally has lower CPU/GPU load.3. Unless you really need FFWD for some reason, using skip steps in MP is almost always faster than FFWD/RWND to get to where you want (left/right arrow keys).If this is mostly SD MPEG-2 TV (it is in the logs I've looked at), then you could try setting up LAV video decoder to use software decoding for MPEG-2 (untick the 'MPEG-2' box in the 'Hardware Acceleration' section) - it *might* help with FFWD.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Owlsroost, post: 1125962, member: 83973"] How well FFWD/RWND works is very system (hardware/codec) dependant even on a good day....quite often the hardware can't keep up with playing a stream 4x/8x faster than normal.... A few recommendations: 1. Don't use MP Audio Renderer for TV (use Default DirectShow audio renderer instead) 2. Use DXVA2 native in LAV video decoder instead of CUVID - it uses the same nVidia hardware decoder as used for CUVID, but normally has lower CPU/GPU load. 3. Unless you really need FFWD for some reason, using skip steps in MP is almost always faster than FFWD/RWND to get to where you want (left/right arrow keys). If this is mostly SD MPEG-2 TV (it is in the logs I've looked at), then you could try setting up LAV video decoder to use software decoding for MPEG-2 (untick the 'MPEG-2' box in the 'Hardware Acceleration' section) - it *might* help with FFWD. [/QUOTE]

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