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I found out that whenever the Timeshift buffer became too big for one file and it created a second, I would get choppy playback on the clients.
First I thought it was due to the size of the buffer (ie the time it had been running, and not how many files there were), but when I changed the file size up and down, it would only get choppy after the creation of the second file, and getting worse with every other file created. If I set the buffer to max, 1000 mb, I could watch tv for approx. 15 min.

Since it doesn't seem to happen on the server, I think it may has something to do with my network, but I have no idea what the cause is or how to stop it.
If this is still happening in RC1 I'll try posting a real bug report.

Any ideas to as why it has problems? Otherwise my network setup works fine, and I can stream ripped DVD movies from the server without problems.

Other than this, I am quite happy with the change from Tvenginge2, to the TVserver.

<blockquote data-quote="jonaskp" data-source="post: 256598" data-attributes="member: 26015">I found out that whenever the Timeshift buffer became too big for one file and it created a second, I would get choppy playback on the clients.First I thought it was due to the size of the buffer (ie the time it had been running, and not how many files there were), but when I changed the file size up and down, it would only get choppy after the creation of the second file, and getting worse with every other file created. If I set the buffer to max, 1000 mb, I could watch tv for approx. 15 min.Since it doesn't seem to happen on the server, I think it may has something to do with my network, but I have no idea what the cause is or how to stop it.If this is still happening in RC1 I'll try posting a real bug report.Any ideas to as why it has problems? Otherwise my network setup works fine, and I can stream ripped DVD movies from the server without problems.Other than this, I am quite happy with the change from Tvenginge2, to the TVserver.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jonaskp, post: 256598, member: 26015"] I found out that whenever the Timeshift buffer became too big for one file and it created a second, I would get choppy playback on the clients. First I thought it was due to the size of the buffer (ie the time it had been running, and not how many files there were), but when I changed the file size up and down, it would only get choppy after the creation of the second file, and getting worse with every other file created. If I set the buffer to max, 1000 mb, I could watch tv for approx. 15 min. Since it doesn't seem to happen on the server, I think it may has something to do with my network, but I have no idea what the cause is or how to stop it. If this is still happening in RC1 I'll try posting a real bug report. Any ideas to as why it has problems? Otherwise my network setup works fine, and I can stream ripped DVD movies from the server without problems. Other than this, I am quite happy with the change from Tvenginge2, to the TVserver. [/QUOTE]