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<blockquote data-quote="Bernie_W" data-source="post: 1229470" data-attributes="member: 158775">Hi,I have some strange effect with Mediaportal 1.17.I recorded a TV movie that was in HD. It is stored on a media server and the client is accessing this .TS file via GB network.Now, if I watch this recorded movie via the TV section using &quot;Recorded TV&quot; the movie stutters and jumps like hell. But if I watch the same movie via the &quot;Videos&quot; section, all runs smooth. So it is certainly not the network speed or the graphics/CPU performance.All the other settings are the default ones as I didn't touch them.I also set the flag to use video codecs for TV (actually all codecs are set to LAV). Of course I tried to change the splitter and other codecs but the phenomenon persists.Any idea where to look further into details to solve this?ThanksPS: No other codecs installed (fresh WIN 10 installation) and no extensions installed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bernie_W, post: 1229470, member: 158775"] Hi, I have some strange effect with Mediaportal 1.17. I recorded a TV movie that was in HD. It is stored on a media server and the client is accessing this .TS file via GB network. Now, if I watch this recorded movie via the TV section using "Recorded TV" the movie stutters and jumps like hell. But if I watch the same movie via the "Videos" section, all runs smooth. So it is certainly not the network speed or the graphics/CPU performance. All the other settings are the default ones as I didn't touch them. I also set the flag to use video codecs for TV (actually all codecs are set to LAV). Of course I tried to change the splitter and other codecs but the phenomenon persists. Any idea where to look further into details to solve this? Thanks PS: No other codecs installed (fresh WIN 10 installation) and no extensions installed. [/QUOTE]

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