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<blockquote data-quote="orencha" data-source="post: 77072" data-attributes="member: 11329">Damn it!!!My HTPC system worked perfectly, until few days ago. Video and audio was smooth and in sync, whatever codecs I used.But then...I decided to give ReClock a shot, I thought maybe it would make live TV even smoother.It didn't work. well, basically it did work for timeshifted TV, but not for live TV.So I decieded to uninstall ReClock.Ever since, TV (mostly live TV) is worse than ever. both audio and video gets &quot;stuck&quot; once in a while. I'm pretty sure it's related to this stupid ReClock installation.I've also noticed that the &quot;uninstall&quot; feature of ReClock, doesn't really do the Job. The files are deleted, but the DirectShow filters stay registered. Tried to manually search for &quot;reclock&quot; entries in the registry and remove them, but still - nothing helps.I'm using a Happauge PVR150 with S-Video input from a STB. Woked like a charm for a few months, until this ReClock incident.I'm pretty sure that re-formatting my HTPC and re-installing it (without ReClock ofcourse!!!) will solve the problem. However, I though maybe someone here had similiar experience, or maybe someone can give me some guidelines.PS: the &quot;WinTV2000&quot; application that comes with the card, works smoothly. So far I can only see this problem in MediaPortal. Any ideas? plllleeeeaaase....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="orencha, post: 77072, member: 11329"] Damn it!!! My HTPC system worked perfectly, until few days ago. Video and audio was smooth and in sync, whatever codecs I used. But then... I decided to give [b]ReClock[/b] a shot, I thought maybe it would make live TV even smoother. It didn't work. well, basically it did work for timeshifted TV, but not for live TV. So I decieded to uninstall ReClock. Ever since, TV (mostly live TV) is worse than ever. both audio and video gets "stuck" once in a while. I'm pretty sure it's related to this stupid ReClock installation. I've also noticed that the "uninstall" feature of ReClock, doesn't really do the Job. The files are deleted, but the DirectShow filters stay registered. Tried to manually search for "reclock" entries in the registry and remove them, but still - nothing helps. I'm using a Happauge PVR150 with S-Video input from a STB. Woked like a charm for a few months, until this ReClock incident. I'm pretty sure that re-formatting my HTPC and re-installing it (without ReClock ofcourse!!!) will solve the problem. However, I though maybe someone here had similiar experience, or maybe someone can give me some guidelines. PS: the "WinTV2000" application that comes with the card, works smoothly. So far I can only see this problem in MediaPortal. Any ideas? plllleeeeaaase.... [/QUOTE]

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