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<blockquote data-quote="Charlie TV" data-source="post: 1112212" data-attributes="member: 146352">Thanks for your helpI've enabled Auto A/v Sync in LAV Audio Decoder, which seems to have made it worse :sSpecs are;ServerWindows 7 SP1 64bitIntel i5-3230m CPU@2.6Ghz16GB RAMRAM DISK 6GB Multi-Client UNC 4x Tuners2x ClientsWindows 7 Sp1 74bitIntel Core i3-3217u CPU@1.8Ghz8GB RAMSSD 250GbThe clients are &quot;headless&quot; in that they have two HDMI ports but only one is connected directly into the TV other is unused.&nbsp; I connect via Remote Desktop to make changes and then reboot them so you might be seeing this in the logs.Logs attached after enabling Auto A/v sync.&nbsp; The other client is running 1.9 and I don't think it has the problem but I'll check carefully and let you know, they are configured identically so I'll swap them over and check on the same TV.Cheers</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Charlie TV, post: 1112212, member: 146352"] Thanks for your help I've enabled Auto A/v Sync in LAV Audio Decoder, which seems to have made it worse :s Specs are; Server Windows 7 SP1 64bit Intel i5-3230m CPU@2.6Ghz 16GB RAM RAM DISK 6GB Multi-Client UNC 4x Tuners 2x Clients Windows 7 Sp1 74bit Intel Core i3-3217u CPU@1.8Ghz 8GB RAM SSD 250Gb The clients are "headless" in that they have two HDMI ports but only one is connected directly into the TV other is unused. I connect via Remote Desktop to make changes and then reboot them so you might be seeing this in the logs. Logs attached after enabling Auto A/v sync. The other client is running 1.9 and I don't think it has the problem but I'll check carefully and let you know, they are configured identically so I'll swap them over and check on the same TV. Cheers [/QUOTE]

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