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<blockquote data-quote="sixgun" data-source="post: 815411" data-attributes="member: 71410"><p>More investigation ...</p><p></p><p>I've tried all the video decoders (Power DVD 11, Microsoft, FFDShow, LAV) and they all stutter really badly. I then copied the file to the local hard drive and it worked perfectly. I then tried playing the same movie on a different HTPC over the network, as again it's fine. Doesn't drop any frames, except right at the start and when I skip backwards, but that is normal and acceptable IMO.</p><p></p><p>So, it must be something to do with the NIC on my motherboard. I cannot put a discrete NIC in as it's in a tiny case. I am going to look at updating the network driver, then BIOS if that doesn't work. Failing all that I'll have to RMA it and try and find a replacement board which works!</p><p></p><p>Thanks for the Shift-1 tip, I never knew that.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sixgun, post: 815411, member: 71410"] More investigation ... I've tried all the video decoders (Power DVD 11, Microsoft, FFDShow, LAV) and they all stutter really badly. I then copied the file to the local hard drive and it worked perfectly. I then tried playing the same movie on a different HTPC over the network, as again it's fine. Doesn't drop any frames, except right at the start and when I skip backwards, but that is normal and acceptable IMO. So, it must be something to do with the NIC on my motherboard. I cannot put a discrete NIC in as it's in a tiny case. I am going to look at updating the network driver, then BIOS if that doesn't work. Failing all that I'll have to RMA it and try and find a replacement board which works! Thanks for the Shift-1 tip, I never knew that. [/QUOTE]
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