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<blockquote data-quote="funkydoctor" data-source="post: 545481" data-attributes="member: 48448">Sorry, didn't realize.Since I moved to Windows 7 I am suffering from the following issue (that never occured with XP): TV starts quite normally, but after some time the picture starts stuttering. This stuttering _always_ comes along with a quite heavy harddisk movement. It seems as if there's a buffer filled first, then written onto the HD, and that seems to be the reason why the stuttering starts. I've tried playing around with the timeshifting options in the server, changing number of ts files, responding times, process priority, changing the ts partition and so on... nothing helps. Sometimes the picture goes on playing smooth when I go to the end of the ts right after the stuttering started. But that's not always the case. Shutting down the TV modules and starting all over again &quot;restarts&quot; the problem as well. Any suggestions...?!Thx a lot for your help!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="funkydoctor, post: 545481, member: 48448"] Sorry, didn't realize. Since I moved to Windows 7 I am suffering from the following issue (that never occured with XP): TV starts quite normally, but after some time the picture starts stuttering. This stuttering _always_ comes along with a quite heavy harddisk movement. It seems as if there's a buffer filled first, then written onto the HD, and that seems to be the reason why the stuttering starts. I've tried playing around with the timeshifting options in the server, changing number of ts files, responding times, process priority, changing the ts partition and so on... nothing helps. Sometimes the picture goes on playing smooth when I go to the end of the ts right after the stuttering started. But that's not always the case. Shutting down the TV modules and starting all over again "restarts" the problem as well. Any suggestions...?! Thx a lot for your help! [/QUOTE]

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