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<blockquote data-quote="kiwijunglist" data-source="post: 1020415" data-attributes="member: 76888">So...how does timeshift work with multiple clients? If you are watching the same channel on across 2 clients are timeshift files created for each client? Or do they interact&nbsp;if&nbsp; same channel i&nbsp; think they share same timeshift file. only 90% sure.&nbsp;Im just trying to work out why when i moved my timeshift folder to the same as my 'recorded tv' it massively reduced stutter.maybe it was cpincedence and spmething else changed . maybe original folder was on a slow 5400 green hdd or a hdd that was busy with other tasks. i can only guess. i use ram drive. i think even 1gb can be enough if u don't need a really long pause and rewind period. i have 4gb ram drive. details in wiki&nbsp;Also does timeshift folder need to be set to shared on a network?no&nbsp;Thanks for your help kiwi...its really nice to have some technical support for MP. SOmething MCE lacks!mp community is like a family.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kiwijunglist, post: 1020415, member: 76888"] [I]So...how does timeshift work with multiple clients? If you are watching the same channel on across 2 clients are timeshift files created for each client? Or do they interact[/I] if same channel i think they share same timeshift file. only 90% sure. [I]Im just trying to work out why when i moved my timeshift folder to the same as my 'recorded tv' it massively reduced stutter.[/I] maybe it was cpincedence and spmething else changed . maybe original folder was on a slow 5400 green hdd or a hdd that was busy with other tasks. i can only guess. i use ram drive. i think even 1gb can be enough if u don't need a really long pause and rewind period. i have 4gb ram drive. details in wiki [I]Also does timeshift folder need to be set to shared on a network?[/I] no [I]Thanks for your help kiwi...its really nice to have some technical support for MP. SOmething MCE lacks![/I] mp community is like a family. [/QUOTE]

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