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<blockquote data-quote="tachtevrenidis" data-source="post: 1014990" data-attributes="member: 142909"><p>I transitioned from winmce to MePo. In mce, I would record tv shows and then watch them on my laptop via wifi in vlc (just open the file over a mapped drive). That worked out very well (wifi is 11a). With MePo the files appear to be the same size (per hour) as winmce (so same load on wifi) but opening them via UNC over wifi in vlc results in an unwatchable experience (play 1 second of video then freeze for 3-4 seconds). That makes me think the video format in MePo is not meant to be read over a wifi connection (just speculating). Is there somebody who is doing something similar or can shed some light here (maybe alternative solutions). Keep in mind that not all clients run windows (so I can't install MePo client on them).</p><p> </p><p>thanks!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tachtevrenidis, post: 1014990, member: 142909"] I transitioned from winmce to MePo. In mce, I would record tv shows and then watch them on my laptop via wifi in vlc (just open the file over a mapped drive). That worked out very well (wifi is 11a). With MePo the files appear to be the same size (per hour) as winmce (so same load on wifi) but opening them via UNC over wifi in vlc results in an unwatchable experience (play 1 second of video then freeze for 3-4 seconds). That makes me think the video format in MePo is not meant to be read over a wifi connection (just speculating). Is there somebody who is doing something similar or can shed some light here (maybe alternative solutions). Keep in mind that not all clients run windows (so I can't install MePo client on them). thanks! [/QUOTE]
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