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<blockquote data-quote="Jason Pyke" data-source="post: 1089577" data-attributes="member: 139416">Hi,&nbsp; I'm definitely not experiencing any pausing, but I am using Win 8.1 with IE11.&nbsp; Unfortunately I can't test it on a windows 7 PC (it's annoying I can only register 2 machines with Sky!).The browser host uses the standard .Net web browser control, which hooks into the Browser Active X component behind the scenes.&nbsp; In effect this hooks directly into the back-end rendering used by IE (as far as I understand), so in theory if it works in IE it'll work here.The xml errors are normal and are unrelated to playback.Just seen you system spec from your logs - it looks like it'd be easily enough to deal with this.&nbsp; It might still be worth checking what your processor load is like in task manager whilst watching a video in Sky Go through MP.&nbsp; To do this you'll need to set the browser host to debug mode so it runs in a window instead of full screen - if you edit C:\Program Files\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal\plugins\Windows\OnlineVideos\OnlineVideos.WebAutomation.BrowserHost.exe.config in notepad you can change the value for &quot;DebugMode&quot; from &quot;false&quot; to &quot;true&quot;.One other thing which may be worth trying is clearing the browser cache - it's possible there's something odd with the cached Silverlight control.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jason Pyke, post: 1089577, member: 139416"] Hi, I'm definitely not experiencing any pausing, but I am using Win 8.1 with IE11. Unfortunately I can't test it on a windows 7 PC (it's annoying I can only register 2 machines with Sky!). The browser host uses the standard .Net web browser control, which hooks into the Browser Active X component behind the scenes. In effect this hooks directly into the back-end rendering used by IE (as far as I understand), so in theory if it works in IE it'll work here. The xml errors are normal and are unrelated to playback. Just seen you system spec from your logs - it looks like it'd be easily enough to deal with this. It might still be worth checking what your processor load is like in task manager whilst watching a video in Sky Go through MP. To do this you'll need to set the browser host to debug mode so it runs in a window instead of full screen - if you edit C:\Program Files\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal\plugins\Windows\OnlineVideos\OnlineVideos.WebAutomation.BrowserHost.exe.config in notepad you can change the value for "DebugMode" from "false" to "true". One other thing which may be worth trying is clearing the browser cache - it's possible there's something odd with the cached Silverlight control. [/QUOTE]

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