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<blockquote data-quote="tourettes" data-source="post: 326852" data-attributes="member: 10858">Its completely true,&nbsp; bad HW and low signal quality is most likely cause for iscontinuity errors (most likely 99% of that error is caused by those two factors). Discontinuity errors are caused by dropped packets. Period.If start/stop cycle cures the stuttering then its probably bit the discontinuity errors that are causing the stuttering. Please analyze when those discontinuity errors are logged and if the live tv stutters outside those.It could be that TS buffer end is reached sometimes and causing then stutterinf as o new data is available, this could probably happen on low bandwidth channels if TsReader is having some bug.If signal is good then its something between the DVB card and TsWriter is dropping data. TsWriter is the first TVE3 component that receives the data stream and if there is missing packets then the source of issue if highly likely outside TVE3 / TsWriter.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tourettes, post: 326852, member: 10858"] Its completely true, bad HW and low signal quality is most likely cause for iscontinuity errors (most likely 99% of that error is caused by those two factors). Discontinuity errors are caused by dropped packets. Period. If start/stop cycle cures the stuttering then its probably bit the discontinuity errors that are causing the stuttering. Please analyze when those discontinuity errors are logged and if the live tv stutters outside those. It could be that TS buffer end is reached sometimes and causing then stutterinf as o new data is available, this could probably happen on low bandwidth channels if TsReader is having some bug. If signal is good then its something between the DVB card and TsWriter is dropping data. TsWriter is the first TVE3 component that receives the data stream and if there is missing packets then the source of issue if highly likely outside TVE3 / TsWriter. [/QUOTE]

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