[mythtv-users] Re: Xbox frontend problems with recordings

[Tony Lill]

The problem is probably NFS, or at least NFS over udp. If you unmount
the backend from your xbox, then it will use a tcp connection to the
backend, and it should be smoother. It probably uses this method for
live tv. You could also try setting the tcp option in /etc/fstab. I
haven'd tried that yet, but unmounting the backend store fixed the
playback hiccups.
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Stephen Atkins <atkinss at shaw.ca> writes:

> Hello all.  I'm still having a few issues with playing back a recording
> on the xbox front end.  Live TV is no problem.  It looks like the back
> end isn't sending the video over the network in a constant enough
> stream.  I'm using a 10/100 broad band router and these are the only two
> machines on the network so I'm sure its not other network congestion.
>
> I was wondering if anyone out there who has an xbox setup could let me
> know what settings they are using in their recording profiles or any
> where else that might make a difference.  I'm using a pvr-250 BTW.
>
> Thanks
>
> Stephen
>
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