the_man wrote:Can you,please, conduct the investigation, as i wrote earlier:
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And during the watching Live TV go to Monitoring tab, Are there any of Errors or Discontinuity count?
Also,Please, set log level to info, restart dvblink server, reproduce the issue and attach zipped log file here.
I appologize, but I don't understand why you ask again for that . I thought, that I already provide that information above. As you can see I already put the log level to extended info. See my uploaded files above.
The first screen below show the live encoding of a tv stream to a mobile device (Lumia 735), that means that is the situation with the highest system requirements for a IP-TV-System.

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the_man wrote:By the way, Does stuttering and pixelation happens only with recordings or with LIve TV too?#
As I wrote I got this faults everytime with both, when I got them.
Since yesterday noon I test at the moment the first time again DVB-Link Live-Stream and get no faults. The only thing I changed was, that I installed the alternative TV software TVCenter. But the temporarily vanishing of the faults isn't unfamiliar to me as you can see in the thread (Post of August 18th). I have lots of hours of records on my disk I made on saturday and sunday and they were all crap.
the_man wrote:And as i remember, there was the similar issue on the forum and it was related to power management or so.
Um, I use the balanced power setting in Windows.
PS: In September I tested the DVB-Link 5.5 on my Synology NAS (DS214) but 5.5 didn't find my TV Sticks and 5.1 didn't offer TV-Server anymore since 5.5 is released.