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<blockquote data-quote="tvStatic" data-source="post: 49074" data-attributes="member: 19732"><p>Many thanks for your reply.</p><p></p><p>I tried a later CVS - and eventually RC4 - and it fixed my problem, after a fashion. I no longer got the errors and I can now see the TV output.</p><p></p><p>However, the performance is awful. During configuration, it drops frames but otherwise travels at an ok rate, but it lags a good few seconds behind the audio.</p><p></p><p>In MP itself its even worse. It only shows a frame every 10 seconds or so, and its hard to turn off again as the system becomes quite unresponsive, as if it is hogging resources. BTW, other aspects of the app (vdeo in particular) work without issue.</p><p></p><p>I've tried various versions of the Winfast drivers and PVR, different combinations of codecs - which either don't improve performance or don't work at all, and changing the timeshifting buffer. I tried to uninstall and install 0.1.3, but it says that it needs an earlier version of .NET (which is odd...). I've also tried the PCI latency program, but my video card is not listed to be able to change it.</p><p></p><p>I've looked through the logs and can't see anything that is out of place. I can attach it if its necessary, but I doubt there is anything significant there. I guess I'm looking for assistance in diagnosing this problem; I'm unsure if it's an MP issue or something wrong with my system. I cannot believe that my system doesn't have the guts to handle it, I'm pretty sure I've seen similar specs around here who seem to have it working.</p><p></p><p>Again, I appreciate any assistance given.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tvStatic, post: 49074, member: 19732"] Many thanks for your reply. I tried a later CVS - and eventually RC4 - and it fixed my problem, after a fashion. I no longer got the errors and I can now see the TV output. However, the performance is awful. During configuration, it drops frames but otherwise travels at an ok rate, but it lags a good few seconds behind the audio. In MP itself its even worse. It only shows a frame every 10 seconds or so, and its hard to turn off again as the system becomes quite unresponsive, as if it is hogging resources. BTW, other aspects of the app (vdeo in particular) work without issue. I've tried various versions of the Winfast drivers and PVR, different combinations of codecs - which either don't improve performance or don't work at all, and changing the timeshifting buffer. I tried to uninstall and install 0.1.3, but it says that it needs an earlier version of .NET (which is odd...). I've also tried the PCI latency program, but my video card is not listed to be able to change it. I've looked through the logs and can't see anything that is out of place. I can attach it if its necessary, but I doubt there is anything significant there. I guess I'm looking for assistance in diagnosing this problem; I'm unsure if it's an MP issue or something wrong with my system. I cannot believe that my system doesn't have the guts to handle it, I'm pretty sure I've seen similar specs around here who seem to have it working. Again, I appreciate any assistance given. [/QUOTE]
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