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<blockquote data-quote="TheBatfink" data-source="post: 1095324" data-attributes="member: 52265">Hey Jason. Sorry I didn't get around to this after you took the time to offer up suggestions to help. I now can look at this <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />So last night I played the Cardiff game on Sky Sports 1 using OV. It was juddering all over the place. I fired up Sky GO in a normal IE session (MePo closed) and whilst it wasn't perfect judder wise - it was a far cry from the MePo stream and was watchable. I've just done the test you mention above and taken a screen shot while it is running in window mode. It's barely making a dent in resources.[ATTACH]153903[/ATTACH]I have also tried using your batch script to view in the browser independent of MePo. The video quality is as good as the stand alone IE instance.So then I fired up MePo and tried out live TV again and it seems OK (still shite on panning but I know that's Sky and their shite streaming).Now I'm kind of lost! Guess I will keep and eye on it and see if I can tell what condition is triggering the issue if it happens again :/ Thanks for the help!EDIT: Now I've got cricket on it's doing my head in again. Fast panning is so choppy. Maybe I will repeat the above when football is back on and see if there is a more noticeable difference when there is lots of panning.Additional info. I usually have 50hz, I tried with 60hz and didn't notice much difference in standalone IE. Choppy panning is usually an issue of??</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TheBatfink, post: 1095324, member: 52265"] Hey Jason. Sorry I didn't get around to this after you took the time to offer up suggestions to help. I now can look at this :) So last night I played the Cardiff game on Sky Sports 1 using OV. It was juddering all over the place. I fired up Sky GO in a normal IE session (MePo closed) and whilst it wasn't perfect judder wise - it was a far cry from the MePo stream and was watchable. I've just done the test you mention above and taken a screen shot while it is running in window mode. It's barely making a dent in resources. [ATTACH]153903[/ATTACH] I have also tried using your batch script to view in the browser independent of MePo. The video quality is as good as the stand alone IE instance. So then I fired up MePo and tried out live TV again and it seems OK (still shite on panning but I know that's Sky and their shite streaming). Now I'm kind of lost! Guess I will keep and eye on it and see if I can tell what condition is triggering the issue if it happens again :/ Thanks for the help! EDIT: Now I've got cricket on it's doing my head in again. Fast panning is so choppy. Maybe I will repeat the above when football is back on and see if there is a more noticeable difference when there is lots of panning. Additional info. I usually have 50hz, I tried with 60hz and didn't notice much difference in standalone IE. Choppy panning is usually an issue of?? [/QUOTE]

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