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<blockquote data-quote="elconejito" data-source="post: 283329" data-attributes="member: 12592">OK, so I finally got around to running some tests this weekend. I am running the latest SVN 19603 dated July 11. There doesn't seem to be any change from the previous SVN I was on (June 22) and the original RC1 release.Just to recap, I have 2 Avermedia Combo NTSC/ATSC PCIe cards (not hybrid, these are dual tuners). I get my SD signal from a settop box via S-Video, HD signal is through clear QAM. There are 3 SATA drives 1 for OS/programs, 1 for recording, 1 for timeshifting. My video card is an Nvidia 7600GT, my CPU is an Intel Core2Duo e6300 with 2GB of RAM and Windows XP with all available updates. All of this is hooked up to a 32&quot; CRT.The problem is easy to reproduce. Record one channel and watch (timeshift) another channel. The video slows down/pauses/stutters (not sure what the proper term would be) with varying frequency. Meaning its not every 30 secs exactly, it may be several minutes between pauses.It does NOT stutter/pause/slow down if Im watching one channel only. And it does NOT do it if I'm recording an HD channel and watching an SD channel or vice versa. It only seems to be recording SD and watching SD.I've tried Cyberlink codecs and the included MPV codecs.I've attached some logs. The file that ends with &quot;TV Stutter Final&quot; I set to record an upcoming show and then watched TV until it started to stutter. I then went to an HD channel (no stutter).The file that ends with &quot;TV Stutter Normal&quot; is the logs from the day before which included me watching and recording TV like normal.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="elconejito, post: 283329, member: 12592"] OK, so I finally got around to running some tests this weekend. I am running the latest SVN 19603 dated July 11. There doesn't seem to be any change from the previous SVN I was on (June 22) and the original RC1 release. Just to recap, I have 2 Avermedia Combo NTSC/ATSC PCIe cards (not hybrid, these are dual tuners). I get my SD signal from a settop box via S-Video, HD signal is through clear QAM. There are 3 SATA drives 1 for OS/programs, 1 for recording, 1 for timeshifting. My video card is an Nvidia 7600GT, my CPU is an Intel Core2Duo e6300 with 2GB of RAM and Windows XP with all available updates. All of this is hooked up to a 32" CRT. The problem is easy to reproduce. Record one channel and watch (timeshift) another channel. The video slows down/pauses/stutters (not sure what the proper term would be) with varying frequency. Meaning its not every 30 secs exactly, it may be several minutes between pauses. It does NOT stutter/pause/slow down if Im watching one channel only. And it does NOT do it if I'm recording an HD channel and watching an SD channel or vice versa. It only seems to be recording SD and watching SD. I've tried Cyberlink codecs and the included MPV codecs. I've attached some logs. The file that ends with "TV Stutter Final" I set to record an upcoming show and then watched TV until it started to stutter. I then went to an HD channel (no stutter). The file that ends with "TV Stutter Normal" is the logs from the day before which included me watching and recording TV like normal. [/QUOTE]

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