Hi All,
I hope this is the right section but I wonder if anybody can give me a pointer to a very strange problem I am having with Silverlight video.
I have two PC both roughly the same spec, 2 core, 4GB etc one with a GT 210 video card and the main one with the 220. The "main" is connected directly to my router by LAN cable and the other in the next room is connected by a 200mbps powerline via the mains. Both perform exactly the same with the same internet speed and will show hi def video from Youtube etc faultlessly.
The problem comes when I watch Silverlight content on the second. The picture is good but as the camera pans, it's choppy and anything running across the screen "stutters". The sound is fine and there is no brake in signal but try as I might with new drivers, adjustments, screen resolution and hertz rates, I can't get rid of it. I have trawled the net and tried every thing going but it persists.
If I watch it on the Main pc no problem so I must be doing something wrong but I can't work out what.
Suggestions warmly welcomed.
Cheers,
Kristian.
I hope this is the right section but I wonder if anybody can give me a pointer to a very strange problem I am having with Silverlight video.
I have two PC both roughly the same spec, 2 core, 4GB etc one with a GT 210 video card and the main one with the 220. The "main" is connected directly to my router by LAN cable and the other in the next room is connected by a 200mbps powerline via the mains. Both perform exactly the same with the same internet speed and will show hi def video from Youtube etc faultlessly.
The problem comes when I watch Silverlight content on the second. The picture is good but as the camera pans, it's choppy and anything running across the screen "stutters". The sound is fine and there is no brake in signal but try as I might with new drivers, adjustments, screen resolution and hertz rates, I can't get rid of it. I have trawled the net and tried every thing going but it persists.
If I watch it on the Main pc no problem so I must be doing something wrong but I can't work out what.
Suggestions warmly welcomed.
Cheers,
Kristian.
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