RTSP client session from x.x.x.x has timed out (1 Viewer)

[chillertje]

Tv server
TV-Server Version:final
Windows Version[/b: WIndows server 2003 updated!
CPU Type: AMD 4450E
HDD: 3x 500gb
Memory: 2 gb
1. TV Card: FireDTV
1. TV Card Type:
1. TV Card Driver: Latest
2. TV Card: Hauppauge PVR 500
2. TV Card Type:
2. TV Card Driver: latest

TV client
TV-Server Version:final
MediaPortal Version: final
MediaPortal Skin: Blue wide
Windows Version:Windows vista 32bit home premium
CPU Type: 4400X2
HDD: 40gb
Memory: 1 gb
Motherboard:Asus pundit -R (690G chip)
Video Card: Ati Xpress 1250
Video Card Driver: Latest
Sound Card: Realtek onboard
Sound Card AC3:
Sound Card Driver: Latest
MPEG2 Video Codec: MPV
MPEG2 Audio Codec: Cyberlink /MPV
h.264 Video Codec: MVA
Satelite/CableTV Provider:
HTPC Case: Barebone
Cooling:
Power Supply:
Remote: MCE
TV: Samsung 40"
TV - HTPC Connection: HDMI

Sometimes my tv just hangs after a while and i need to switch to another channel to watch tv.
I read the following in the streamer server.log:RTSP client session from 192.168.100.11 has timed out (due to inactivity) (0) (7cb74d0)

It happens also when i copy a lot off files from one drive to another(sameserver). the disktime stays about 4% and my average disk qeuelength has a max of 1.(2 means slow disk). I can live with this but it sucks when it happens when the server is "idle"

It happens with my firedtv(pc firewire card) and also with my Hauppauge card(pci).

It doens't matter where i put my timeshiftings files. even on a dedicated disk i have the problem.
The tvservice priority is realtime

It happens from al my clients(1 workstation, 1 htpc and 2 laptops) I have tested with 1.0 final and 1.0 rc2 as a client.

i hope that someone has a clue

one thing: the tv server database is sql server 2008 express edition!

 

[garry]

I used to have the same problem. It disappeared once I added a broadcom network card and stopped using the onboard realtek ethernet on my tv server.

 

[chillertje]

I used to have the same problem. It disappeared once I added a broadcom network card and stopped using the onboard realtek ethernet on my tv server.

okey, thx for your answer.

The disadvantage of the asus M2n Board is that it has an NFORCE4 chipset, witch hasn't drivers for windows server 2003. I used the drivers for xp from the asus website. Now i just updated my nforce drivers from the nvidia website(also for xp )

I'm moving a lot of files and mediaportal is still working

I hope this fixed my problem.

 

[chillertje]

I used to have the same problem. It disappeared once I added a broadcom network card and stopped using the onboard realtek ethernet on my tv server.

okey, thx for your answer.

The disadvantage of the asus M2n Board is that it has an NFORCE4 chipset, witch hasn't drivers for windows server 2003. I used the drivers for xp from the asus website. Now i just updated my nforce drivers from the nvidia website(also for xp )

I'm moving a lot of files and mediaportal is still working

I hope this fixed my problem.

Well, the driver update has fixed my issue. I never thought about this, because i didn't have network problems at all. Thanx for the tip. MediaPortal runs perfect now!

Good work!!!