TV-Server Version: N/A
MediaPortal Version: 0.2.3.0 RC2 w/ SVN Dated 2007-09-16
MediaPortal Skin: Blue Wide
Windows Version: Windows XP Pro or Windows Vista Ultimate
CPU Type: Intel E6750 (2.66Ghz Core2 Duo)
HDD: Seagate 400GB SATA w/ NCQ
Memory: 2GB OCZ DDR2 800Mhz
Motherboard: Shuttle SG33G5
Motherboard Chipset: Intel G33 Express
Motherboard Bios: Y release
Video Card: Nvidia 8600GT 512MB
Video Card Driver: 163.67 Beta September '07 release
Sound Card: Creative SB X-Fi
Sound Card AC3: N/A
Sound Card Driver: Latest
1. TV Card: N/A
1. TV Card Type: N/A
1. TV Card Driver: N/A
2. TV Card: N/A
2. TV Card Type: N/A
2. TV Card Driver: N/A
3. TV Card: N/A
3. TV Card Type: N/A
3. TV Card Driver: N/A
4. TV Card: N/A
4. TV Card Type: N/A
4. TV Card Driver: N/A
MPEG2 Video Codec: k-lite standard - latest release
MPEG2 Audio Codec: k-lite standard - latest release
Satelite/CableTV Provider: N/A
HTPC Case: N/A
Cooling: N/A
Power Supply: Shuttle 250W
Remote: MCE OEM Remote
TV: Panasonic TH-42PX6U
TV - HTPC Connection: DVI to HDMI cable
Ok I have been struggling with this issue for a while now and I just really need some help with trying to figure it out. I have done several fresh installs w/ the same results and I have tried a few different codec packs which I am starting to figure out from forum posts all over the web, aren't very good.
When watching a video either on the local hard drive or via a network location I get a slight pause, usually less than a second, then the video catches up with itself either after a stutter and skip or a stutter and then rapid fast forward to catch up. I have noticed this most often with divx or xvid videos but also yesterday I had it happen with a wmv 720P movie.
I have stress tested the system big time and it is stable as can be. I have verified that I still have the problem while viewing using Media Player Classic so it leads me to believe it might have something to do with codecs.
At this point it happens several times during a movie and just takes away from the overall enjoyment. Please help me figure out how to fix this. Thanks.
Rob
EDIT: I have also watched the process manager during playback and it is usually anywhere between 25% and 45% CPU usage, almost never goes above that.
MediaPortal Version: 0.2.3.0 RC2 w/ SVN Dated 2007-09-16
MediaPortal Skin: Blue Wide
Windows Version: Windows XP Pro or Windows Vista Ultimate
CPU Type: Intel E6750 (2.66Ghz Core2 Duo)
HDD: Seagate 400GB SATA w/ NCQ
Memory: 2GB OCZ DDR2 800Mhz
Motherboard: Shuttle SG33G5
Motherboard Chipset: Intel G33 Express
Motherboard Bios: Y release
Video Card: Nvidia 8600GT 512MB
Video Card Driver: 163.67 Beta September '07 release
Sound Card: Creative SB X-Fi
Sound Card AC3: N/A
Sound Card Driver: Latest
1. TV Card: N/A
1. TV Card Type: N/A
1. TV Card Driver: N/A
2. TV Card: N/A
2. TV Card Type: N/A
2. TV Card Driver: N/A
3. TV Card: N/A
3. TV Card Type: N/A
3. TV Card Driver: N/A
4. TV Card: N/A
4. TV Card Type: N/A
4. TV Card Driver: N/A
MPEG2 Video Codec: k-lite standard - latest release
MPEG2 Audio Codec: k-lite standard - latest release
Satelite/CableTV Provider: N/A
HTPC Case: N/A
Cooling: N/A
Power Supply: Shuttle 250W
Remote: MCE OEM Remote
TV: Panasonic TH-42PX6U
TV - HTPC Connection: DVI to HDMI cable
Ok I have been struggling with this issue for a while now and I just really need some help with trying to figure it out. I have done several fresh installs w/ the same results and I have tried a few different codec packs which I am starting to figure out from forum posts all over the web, aren't very good.
When watching a video either on the local hard drive or via a network location I get a slight pause, usually less than a second, then the video catches up with itself either after a stutter and skip or a stutter and then rapid fast forward to catch up. I have noticed this most often with divx or xvid videos but also yesterday I had it happen with a wmv 720P movie.
I have stress tested the system big time and it is stable as can be. I have verified that I still have the problem while viewing using Media Player Classic so it leads me to believe it might have something to do with codecs.
At this point it happens several times during a movie and just takes away from the overall enjoyment. Please help me figure out how to fix this. Thanks.
Rob
EDIT: I have also watched the process manager during playback and it is usually anywhere between 25% and 45% CPU usage, almost never goes above that.
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