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<blockquote data-quote="Shazell" data-source="post: 292246" data-attributes="member: 51936">I have been sticking with 19228 until I sort out a better signal.But I did encounter another form of stuttering which turns out to be related to another problem I had.<a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/get-support-90/problem-tv-server-wlan-41937/" target="_blank">https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/get-support-90/problem-tv-server-wlan-41937/</a>This new stuttering was regular, about every 60 seconds. And it was definately processor related as if I was moving the mouse at the same time the mouse pointer would also freeze. Using Process explorer I could see spikes in CPU usage every 60 seconds with a process called System:4 using almost 100%.This was due to the wireless network connection trying to connect when my router was switched off. With the router switched on the WLAN connects and the stutter stops. I am only using a single core CPU atm I expect multicores will not have this issue. The problem is not caused by MP but I would rather not leave my router on permanently but not sure how to avoid it atm.Anyone encountering stutters I would sugest using <a href="http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896653.aspx" target="_blank">Process Explorer</a> and looking at CPU usage graphs to see if there are any other issues.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shazell, post: 292246, member: 51936"] I have been sticking with 19228 until I sort out a better signal. But I did encounter another form of stuttering which turns out to be related to another problem I had. [url]https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/get-support-90/problem-tv-server-wlan-41937/[/url] This new stuttering was regular, about every 60 seconds. And it was definately processor related as if I was moving the mouse at the same time the mouse pointer would also freeze. Using Process explorer I could see spikes in CPU usage every 60 seconds with a process called System:4 using almost 100%. This was due to the wireless network connection trying to connect when my router was switched off. With the router switched on the WLAN connects and the stutter stops. I am only using a single core CPU atm I expect multicores will not have this issue. The problem is not caused by MP but I would rather not leave my router on permanently but not sure how to avoid it atm. Anyone encountering stutters I would sugest using [url=http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896653.aspx]Process Explorer[/url] and looking at CPU usage graphs to see if there are any other issues. [/QUOTE]

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