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<blockquote data-quote="Zapp" data-source="post: 592534" data-attributes="member: 60235"><p>Hmm, strange. I also ended up with sync problems with the stable SAF v4.00, even live TV had sync problems.</p><p>I started by defragmenting my HD which gave me some results by the problem was still there.</p><p>Next I cleaned out most of my old recordings, still thinking it was a HD problem, but no.</p><p>I ended up downgrading to SAF v4.00 beta 22 and the problems went away.</p><p>I think there was a change in the PDVD codec there somewhere and for some reason my ASRock ION330 didn't like the new codec. I use PDVD for LiveTV and for Videos in MP and I run 1.1.0.0 beta on that system.</p><p></p><p>I'm not holding anything against SAF here, just telling my story if it can help anyone out there. Frankly, SAF is one of the best things out there, without it I'd be thinking about X*MC, now with SAF I'm sticking to MP.</p><p></p><p>In the middle of all this I also upgraded the nVidia graphics driver (196.74 I think) for my ION. Turns out that this probably was a bad move. I'm now back to v190.07 (I'm not sure about the versions, if needed I can go have a closer look).</p><p></p><p>Right now it looks like the system is stable but the real test is tonight when the rest of the family gathers around the TV for 'FFFoTV' (Friday Fun, Front of TV). If it's not perfect by then I'll hear it, loudly...</p><p></p><p> /Jonas...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Zapp, post: 592534, member: 60235"] Hmm, strange. I also ended up with sync problems with the stable SAF v4.00, even live TV had sync problems. I started by defragmenting my HD which gave me some results by the problem was still there. Next I cleaned out most of my old recordings, still thinking it was a HD problem, but no. I ended up downgrading to SAF v4.00 beta 22 and the problems went away. I think there was a change in the PDVD codec there somewhere and for some reason my ASRock ION330 didn't like the new codec. I use PDVD for LiveTV and for Videos in MP and I run 1.1.0.0 beta on that system. I'm not holding anything against SAF here, just telling my story if it can help anyone out there. Frankly, SAF is one of the best things out there, without it I'd be thinking about X*MC, now with SAF I'm sticking to MP. In the middle of all this I also upgraded the nVidia graphics driver (196.74 I think) for my ION. Turns out that this probably was a bad move. I'm now back to v190.07 (I'm not sure about the versions, if needed I can go have a closer look). Right now it looks like the system is stable but the real test is tonight when the rest of the family gathers around the TV for 'FFFoTV' (Friday Fun, Front of TV). If it's not perfect by then I'll hear it, loudly... /Jonas... [/QUOTE]
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