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<blockquote data-quote="burken" data-source="post: 391506" data-attributes="member: 74666">I bought a FireDTV-box (for cable TV) this week and I have now been using it for a couple of days. It works much better than my old Twinhan TV-card. With FireDTV I have almost perfect reception on all channels including the HD channel SVT HD. Almost no stuttering or pixelelation at all. FireDTV itself reports 100% signal strength and 100% signal quality but I guess those numbers should be taken with a grain of salt.I still have some problem with audio coming out of sync with video on LiveTV though, especially when watching a broadcast with DD 5.1 sound the HD channel. If I pause with timeshift and resume the sync problem most often disappears but after a while audio gets out of sync again and it gets worse and worse with time. Yesterday I tried a lot of different settings during a broadcast on the HD channel and one thing that seemed to make it better was to redirect sound to ReClock Audio Renderer and use wave out instead of direct sound in ReClock. The audio still came slightly out of sync but the problem didn't seem to grow worse and worse as it did before.burken</blockquote>

[QUOTE="burken, post: 391506, member: 74666"] I bought a FireDTV-box (for cable TV) this week and I have now been using it for a couple of days. It works much better than my old Twinhan TV-card. With FireDTV I have almost perfect reception on all channels including the HD channel SVT HD. Almost no stuttering or pixelelation at all. FireDTV itself reports 100% signal strength and 100% signal quality but I guess those numbers should be taken with a grain of salt. I still have some problem with audio coming out of sync with video on LiveTV though, especially when watching a broadcast with DD 5.1 sound the HD channel. If I pause with timeshift and resume the sync problem most often disappears but after a while audio gets out of sync again and it gets worse and worse with time. Yesterday I tried a lot of different settings during a broadcast on the HD channel and one thing that seemed to make it better was to redirect sound to ReClock Audio Renderer and use wave out instead of direct sound in ReClock. The audio still came slightly out of sync but the problem didn't seem to grow worse and worse as it did before. burken [/QUOTE]

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