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<blockquote data-quote="alexirion" data-source="post: 698591" data-attributes="member: 101977">AW: Re: TeVii S480 Dual DVB-S2 HDTV PCIe supported?Hi!The BSODs depend on the driver. With the newer one, I also get the BSODs just by switching the channels with the remote in less than five minutes (so not a standby problem).With the 1.1.2.45 I didn't suceed in getting the crash by channel switching, but I had many crashes when the computer woke up and has just started a recording.With the 1.1.0.28 everything seems to look better.The signal strength and quality values reported from the Mystique driver are a bit strange. Watching ZDF HD I had 100% strength and 0% quality. The values might not be correct, in newer drivers they also changed something in quality and strength reporting.Sound and picture breaks up at the same time, so the picture could also be the case, that sound is stopped. If I rewind it stucks at the same position.I doubt that the HDD speed is the issue and CPU usage during playback is less than 10%.I also don't think its an HDMI problem, when I play a bluray with PowerDVD, I don't have this problem.I will try the DVB-S network provider and have a look if recordings with the Tevii have the same picture/sound dropouts.Kind regards,--Alex</blockquote>

[QUOTE="alexirion, post: 698591, member: 101977"] [b]AW: Re: TeVii S480 Dual DVB-S2 HDTV PCIe supported?[/b] Hi! The BSODs depend on the driver. With the newer one, I also get the BSODs just by switching the channels with the remote in less than five minutes (so not a standby problem). With the 1.1.2.45 I didn't suceed in getting the crash by channel switching, but I had many crashes when the computer woke up and has just started a recording. With the 1.1.0.28 everything seems to look better. The signal strength and quality values reported from the Mystique driver are a bit strange. Watching ZDF HD I had 100% strength and 0% quality. The values might not be correct, in newer drivers they also changed something in quality and strength reporting. Sound and picture breaks up at the same time, so the picture could also be the case, that sound is stopped. If I rewind it stucks at the same position. I doubt that the HDD speed is the issue and CPU usage during playback is less than 10%. I also don't think its an HDMI problem, when I play a bluray with PowerDVD, I don't have this problem. I will try the DVB-S network provider and have a look if recordings with the Tevii have the same picture/sound dropouts. Kind regards, --Alex [/QUOTE]

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