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try the following setup run VLC 0.9.x for getting the raw stream from your TV tuner for example (dont try to transcode in 0.9.x it just has problems) vlc.exe dvb-t:// :dvb-frequency=722000 :dvb-bandwidth=8 --program=4415 :duplicate{dst=std{access=udp,dst=127.0.0.1:1234}} Then run another version of ...

If your reduce your scale it seems to help, however when i was gettng this need to retain the same resolution and keep my VB at 768k, i couldnt find a compromise, so by setting up a raw stream with no trancoding in version 0.9.x to another version of VLC 0.8.x and then transcoded the output from the...

I finally found a work around for this, it looks like a bug in the transcoding part of 0.9.x, firstly if i setup a stream from 0.9 with no transcoding at all, just a raw stream to another version of vlc running on the same machine but the second version being 0.8.x and then transcode from this to th...

Ive just discovered that if i set the scale to 0.5 the picture stablises and the errors in the logs stop (but the problem comes back occasionally), however the picture resolution is now at 368x294, if i set the scale any higher the problem returns. Anyone know of a work around for this, its only an ...

I have this problem as well, doesnt do it on 0.8.x but 0.9.x is the only version of windows that supportd DVB-T

Firstly im new to VLC and have spent the last few days reading page after page of this forum amongst other websites trying to find an answer to a problem Im currently having. Firstly Im using an HVR3000 Hauppauge card on a Core2Duo 3.0 ghz PC, 3 gig of RAM, and a GEFORCE 8800 GTS card and VLC 0.9.4,...