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<blockquote data-quote="mobarton" data-source="post: 195719" data-attributes="member: 49773"><p>Just a couple of thoughts for after you update drivers.</p><p>If you have a dvd drive, does it play a DVD ok? If yes, I would expect it can play the .ts stream hardware wise. Might be codec, try changing the codec for audio and video for TV, if it came packaged with dvd player software, tyy that codec.</p><p>Are you wireless? I find I have to pause live tv for a few seconds to reduce glitches in playback (creates a buffer), and I have a 6600go card in my laptop, I blame streaming through wireless, but I haven't had time to isolate it further (my Beyond TV client works seamlessly, but Ithink it has a smaller stream).</p><p>Laptop sound cards suck (usually). If you use the MPA & MPV decoders that come with MP, check the config for the audio codec, and set the bitrate down to 16.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mobarton, post: 195719, member: 49773"] Just a couple of thoughts for after you update drivers. If you have a dvd drive, does it play a DVD ok? If yes, I would expect it can play the .ts stream hardware wise. Might be codec, try changing the codec for audio and video for TV, if it came packaged with dvd player software, tyy that codec. Are you wireless? I find I have to pause live tv for a few seconds to reduce glitches in playback (creates a buffer), and I have a 6600go card in my laptop, I blame streaming through wireless, but I haven't had time to isolate it further (my Beyond TV client works seamlessly, but Ithink it has a smaller stream). Laptop sound cards suck (usually). If you use the MPA & MPV decoders that come with MP, check the config for the audio codec, and set the bitrate down to 16. [/QUOTE]
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