Ditch Media Center.
It's terrible for TV watching!!
"Topmoo" <Topmoo@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> hi again
>
> I'm glad I'm not the only one with this problem. The way you said it is
> exactly how it happens, the sound first stutters then the video freezes
> and
> then after the HD's snap back alive they try to catch back up but as u'd
> expect it's almost too annoying to deal with. I Also hope it's fixed in
> SP1,
> i'd also hope that Microsoft might give a beta invite to those of us
> bitching
> about these problems that are very important at the base of the digital
> media
> revo that MS wants to control.
>
> "Synapse Syndrome" wrote:
> Quote:
>> "Topmoo" <Topmoo@xxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:0392C79D-9E18-4EFD-A1AC-7D51DFD4B308@xxxxxx Quote:
>> > Basically I have one question, HOW DO YOU STOP THE VIDEO PAUSING EVERY
>> > 15
>> > MINUTES OR MORE!!!???
>> > I doubt I'm the only one with the issue of the video just p;ausing and
>> > the
>> > HD's turning either on or off and the television you're watching turns
>> > out
>> > ruined. A football game where every 5th play is halted and paused
>> > midair
>> > and
>> > needless to say, that is pretty annoying. This is like clockwork,
>> > every
>> > 10-15 minutes my harddrives make noises in the unit and video flux. I
>> > am
>> > very tired of this, especially since i'm running 2GB of memory inside,
>> > 2GB
>> > out, and a Dual core processor.
>>
>>
>> Yes, this happens to me as well, when using Media Centre. It happens
>> every
>> couple of hours or so, but not on such a regular interval. The sound
>> often
>> stutters very quickly, and the pause goes on for about 10-15 seconds,
>> until
>> hard drive stops spinning up.
>>
>> Let's hope SP1 fixes it. It's very annoying.
>>
>> ss.
>>
>>
>>