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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 763053" data-attributes="member: 82144">Hi wgerberI can't check for the first channel that you viewed because unfortunately the logs were overwritten when you started viewing the second channel, but you've got constant frame dropping when you watch the second channel. I'm wondering if you've set the video standard, frame rate and frame size for the second WinTV tuner? In particular, the reason why I ask that is because when you tune the first channel:...and when you tune the second channel...To rectify that, go to the scanning section for the second tuner and:1. Set the country to &quot;United States&quot; on the &quot;scanning&quot; tab.2. Go to the second tab (&quot;settings&quot;) and set the video standard to &quot;NTSC_M&quot;, frame rate to &quot;29.97 fps (NTSC)&quot;, and frame size to &quot;720x480 NTSC... (recommended)&quot;.After doing that, restart TV Server and try your test again.mm</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 763053, member: 82144"] Hi wgerber I can't check for the first channel that you viewed because unfortunately the logs were overwritten when you started viewing the second channel, but you've got constant frame dropping when you watch the second channel. I'm wondering if you've set the video standard, frame rate and frame size for the second WinTV tuner? In particular, the reason why I ask that is because when you tune the first channel: ...and when you tune the second channel... To rectify that, go to the scanning section for the second tuner and: 1. Set the country to "United States" on the "scanning" tab. 2. Go to the second tab ("settings") and set the video standard to "NTSC_M", frame rate to "29.97 fps (NTSC)", and frame size to "720x480 NTSC... (recommended)". After doing that, restart TV Server and try your test again. mm [/QUOTE]

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