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<blockquote data-quote="Redth" data-source="post: 315100" data-attributes="member: 53162">Ok, another update... It was running great with timeshift back on my c: drive yesterday.&nbsp; Today, a different story.&nbsp; Now, I did have some torrents going originally which might have been sucking up some write speed, but even after stopping them I was still getting some stuttering and continuity errors.I have 4gb ram on my machine so I decided to make 1gb RAMdisk.&nbsp; I've moved my timeshift buffer to my ramdisk (I set 3-7 files at 128mb each), and so far it's running flawlessly again.So, it's quite apparent to me that the problem lies in the process of tswriter getting data sent to the disk fast enough for tsreader to read it back out...&nbsp; Now I've heard of issues with sata controllers interfering with dvb-s cards and other weird things.&nbsp; Perhaps this is the case for me.&nbsp; If it is, I'm not sure what I can do about it besides continuing to use my ramdisk (although of course this won't help if I ever use recordings).Any ideas?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Redth, post: 315100, member: 53162"] Ok, another update... It was running great with timeshift back on my c: drive yesterday. Today, a different story. Now, I did have some torrents going originally which might have been sucking up some write speed, but even after stopping them I was still getting some stuttering and continuity errors. I have 4gb ram on my machine so I decided to make 1gb RAMdisk. I've moved my timeshift buffer to my ramdisk (I set 3-7 files at 128mb each), and so far it's running flawlessly again. So, it's quite apparent to me that the problem lies in the process of tswriter getting data sent to the disk fast enough for tsreader to read it back out... Now I've heard of issues with sata controllers interfering with dvb-s cards and other weird things. Perhaps this is the case for me. If it is, I'm not sure what I can do about it besides continuing to use my ramdisk (although of course this won't help if I ever use recordings). Any ideas? [/QUOTE]

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