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<blockquote data-quote="tom78" data-source="post: 363542" data-attributes="member: 54722">Hello everybody!If - Live-TV or video playback begins to stutter after watching for a while (few minutes/hours)- a restart of the system solves the stuttering problem for a while (few minutes/hours)- using timeshift buffer (short pause) has no effect- your system resources are not the reason for stuttering (e.g. CPU Load should be under 40%)- you have a grafics card with NVidia chipsetthen you should try this:1. download and install powerstrip (<a href="http://www.entechtaiwan.com/util/ps.shtm" target="_blank">EnTech Taiwan | Utilities | PowerStrip</a>)2. right click on the powerstrip Icon in task tray -&gt; Performance Profiles -&gt; Configure...3. reduce the GPU FrequencyThat was it.Please give feedback!!!My standard settings were 460MHz for my GPU and 400 MHZ for the RAM.I reduced the GPU-frequency to 400MHZ and now it works much more better than before(I use a MSI Nvidia GeForce 8500GT in my HTPC)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tom78, post: 363542, member: 54722"] Hello everybody! If - Live-TV or video playback begins to stutter after watching for a while (few minutes/hours) - a restart of the system solves the stuttering problem for a while (few minutes/hours) - using timeshift buffer (short pause) has no effect - your system resources are not the reason for stuttering (e.g. CPU Load should be under 40%) - you have a grafics card with NVidia chipset then you should try this: 1. download and install powerstrip ([url=http://www.entechtaiwan.com/util/ps.shtm]EnTech Taiwan | Utilities | PowerStrip[/url]) 2. right click on the powerstrip Icon in task tray -> Performance Profiles -> Configure... 3. reduce the GPU Frequency That was it. Please give feedback!!! My standard settings were 460MHz for my GPU and 400 MHZ for the RAM. I reduced the GPU-frequency to 400MHZ and now it works much more better than before (I use a MSI Nvidia GeForce 8500GT in my HTPC) [/QUOTE]

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