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<blockquote data-quote="rlevis" data-source="post: 324045" data-attributes="member: 81718">The tsreader change made no difference to my stuttering on some SD channels either.&nbsp; That makes sense to me since the modification only to allows corrupted data to be passed through to the video decoder.&nbsp; Since recording the channel or timeshifting the channel plays back perfectly for me, it is obvious there is no data corruption.&nbsp; So this is not likely to help you either.No one seems to know what is causing this type of stuttering.&nbsp; <a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/general-support-51/stu-stu-stuttering-but-only-some-channels-only-live-46282" target="_blank">This other new thread</a> may provide a clue.&nbsp; The description of the problem on this thread sounds identical to my problem with some SD channels exhibiting stutter and some not, and no HD channels.A solution was found by changing the audio decoder from MPA to MS MPEG-1/DD.&nbsp; I tried various audio decoders some time ago and it didn't help me, but my situation is different in that our digital TV in New Zealand uses the AAC+ codec for audio, and I've only got one to choose from which is the MonoGram AAC Decoder.&nbsp; But it sounds like it may be related to audio codecs.Ross.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rlevis, post: 324045, member: 81718"] The tsreader change made no difference to my stuttering on some SD channels either. That makes sense to me since the modification only to allows corrupted data to be passed through to the video decoder. Since recording the channel or timeshifting the channel plays back perfectly for me, it is obvious there is no data corruption. So this is not likely to help you either. No one seems to know what is causing this type of stuttering. [URL="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/general-support-51/stu-stu-stuttering-but-only-some-channels-only-live-46282"]This other new thread[/URL] may provide a clue. The description of the problem on this thread sounds identical to my problem with some SD channels exhibiting stutter and some not, and no HD channels. A solution was found by changing the audio decoder from MPA to MS MPEG-1/DD. I tried various audio decoders some time ago and it didn't help me, but my situation is different in that our digital TV in New Zealand uses the AAC+ codec for audio, and I've only got one to choose from which is the MonoGram AAC Decoder. But it sounds like it may be related to audio codecs. Ross. [/QUOTE]

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