Jeeezus man my system keeps on freezing now, when i try to lock to transponders, after the Tsreader crash... this is not good man! i'll probably do a clean reinstall tomorrow and see what happens
That sucks. I wonder if TSReader doesn't play well with core2's as it has never crashed on my A64?
Any one reading this ever use TSReader on a core2?
That sucks. I wonder if TSReader doesn't play well with core2's as it has never crashed on my A64?
Any one reading this ever use TSReader on a core2?
Oh right. No luck with the X2 upgrade for you then.No I'm using a Biostar NF325A7 mobo, which is a nForce3 250 chipset, socket 754.
Are you sure this is the actual physical memory being used?RAM doesn't seem to be an issue...never gets pass about 200MB.
Clockgen on windows mateI'll have to swap mobos regardless. No overclocking for me...mobo doesn't fully support it. It has a menu option in the BIOS, but doesn't let you REALLY run it up.
I've used Tsreader on a core 2 Duo and never had any problems. Also before the core 2 Duo system I used it on a dual Xeon system with hyperthreading (with a total of 4 virtual cpus) and had no troubles there either. If there's anyone having a problem with Tsreader that appears to be related to the use of a multiprocessor/multicore/hyperthreaded system it must be specifc to the particular device they're using and/or the device drivers for that device as Tsreader itself is quite thread safe and shouldn't have any such issues. However, It's likely that the problems people are experiencing here are likley unrealted to any of this and are likely caused by something else.
I use TSReader on AMD X2 4200, not the same as the core2 though. The dual core is needed to decode those fat 35mbps 4:2:2 feeds and de-interlace them properly in VLC. DVBDream wouldn't decode this one with Purevideo until I turned on Elecard, but Elecard had problems keeping up with the high bit rate.
Sorry to keep on getting back to this one, but i really don't see how all you people can be happy with the bob deinterlacing on VLC - it just looks disgusting to me...I'm just too spoiled with the TSReader+VLC combo.... No scanning, no pids, punch in the freq and SR and you're done.
DVBDream wouldn't decode this one with Purevideo until I turned on Elecard
Sorry to keep on getting back to this one, but i really don't see how all you people can be happy with the bob deinterlacing on VLC - it just looks disgusting to me...
What exactly do you mean by this? What do you mean by "turning on"? Elecard doesn't use the purevideo hardware. AFAIK, only nvidia's purevideo codec, cyberlink 6 and 7 and possibly latest nero and intervideo use this for the time being.
Ah i understand. It's just that the way you said "DVBDream wouldn't decode this one with Purevideo until I turned on Elecard" would suggest that you needed the elecard to properly accelerate the purevideo motor. It's quite a brainer actually as nvidia call both their SW and their HW "purevideo".Just like I said... Purevideo wouldn't decode the the 4:2:2 feed so I flipped the codec to Elecard.
Depends what you consider CPU horsepower to be...Looks awesome over here, I can flip back and forth from the same HD content via OTA and the FTA feed looks much better due to no middle man type deal. Sometimes the blend or discard looks better, I usually flip through the different ones and find th best. Do you have enough CPU horsepower to handle the de-interlacing correctly?
Depends what you consider CPU horsepower to be...
E6600 on P5B deluxe, 2GB ram teamgroup xtreem soon to be o/c @ 400Mhz fsb is that enough for you?
If your used to the purevideo image with vmr9, i just can't see how you can watch anything with vlc.
Please don't get me wrong - not trying to flame you, not a whee bit. And vlc is great software, gnu/gpl and all, don't need no codecs, can decode loads formats and stuff. But i just can't get around to watching anything with VLC when i've been used to purevideo or cyberlink.
Exactly. Skystar is the most common card...almost like the "Cadillac" of cards...but they're hard to get in the US and cost more. The Twinhan 102g is the most common in the US and also the cheapest. The DVBWorld is the easiest to install. They all have perks, but from what I understand, they all get the job done.