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<blockquote data-quote="tachtevrenidis" data-source="post: 1024391" data-attributes="member: 142909">guys, thanks so much for the attention you have paid to my issue. Here is some more info:1) I did not have the client side of the powerscheduler plugin disabled (only the server side). I disabled that and restarted the TV service.2) I performed the following test (as instructed above). I went in debug mode, in a windowed environment, started a show recording and started watching live tv (so both tuners busy). I have the latency app running as well as task manager and the tv server config showing signal strength etc. Please take a look. It looks good to me (I still saw some stuttering though). I will post the logs in a bit (I am keeping it running for a while).[DOUBLEPOST=1377887032][/DOUBLEPOST]more info. As you can see the screenshot shows 'discontinuities' 0, but in the time it took me to write the previous post we are up to 17. I am going to try to figure out if the counter increments right after the stuttering happens.&nbsp;Also network seems to hover between 50-70% never spiking to 100 and never dropping out. &nbsp;FYI[DOUBLEPOST=1377887628][/DOUBLEPOST]OK I think I nailed it. A rather large stutter happens (I am not even touching the laptop, it is just recording and playing back) which lasts maybe half a second. The discontinuity meter increments, and latency goes RED! There is no change in network activity though (no drop, no spike). This is the same network config that I used for 5 years with mce and never had any problems fyi.&nbsp;I am attaching the screenshot and the logs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tachtevrenidis, post: 1024391, member: 142909"] guys, thanks so much for the attention you have paid to my issue. Here is some more info: 1) I did not have the client side of the powerscheduler plugin disabled (only the server side). I disabled that and restarted the TV service. 2) I performed the following test (as instructed above). I went in debug mode, in a windowed environment, started a show recording and started watching live tv (so both tuners busy). I have the latency app running as well as task manager and the tv server config showing signal strength etc. Please take a look. It looks good to me (I still saw some stuttering though). I will post the logs in a bit (I am keeping it running for a while).[DOUBLEPOST=1377887032][/DOUBLEPOST]more info. As you can see the screenshot shows 'discontinuities' 0, but in the time it took me to write the previous post we are up to 17. I am going to try to figure out if the counter increments right after the stuttering happens. Also network seems to hover between 50-70% never spiking to 100 and never dropping out. FYI[DOUBLEPOST=1377887628][/DOUBLEPOST]OK I think I nailed it. A rather large stutter happens (I am not even touching the laptop, it is just recording and playing back) which lasts maybe half a second. The discontinuity meter increments, and latency goes RED! There is no change in network activity though (no drop, no spike). This is the same network config that I used for 5 years with mce and never had any problems fyi. I am attaching the screenshot and the logs. [/QUOTE]

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