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Originally Posted by
frederic 
I found the issue. The RAM is a bit too low

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Sorry but I could not resist...
In all seriousness, let us know if you can fix the issue. Also did you try with the official drivers from hauppauge? Maybe the choppiness would go away.
Yeah, about the ram I wanted to stick to win32 anyway hoping it would be more stable.
Besides, it is getting ugly here lol
First I plugged my Sat box directly to the TV to rule out Sat box problem. It is not the Sat box, everything is smooth when connect directly.
So, I wanted to check if DVBLink was causing this. So, I installed ArcSoft ShowBizz to simply capture from the Colossus. Result was always the same even by reducing quality to 3000 instead of the 5000 default. Tried many combination including "variable" vs "constant". Here's a good example I'm planning to send to Hauppage now:
http://linkmypdf.com/colossus/2011_4_30_11_3_14.TS
Play it fullscreen and look at the crowd on top of the screen from 0:09 when the camera moves quickly from left to right. Is this annoying or what?

Now, the funny part, to run ShowBizz I had the good idea of killing dvblink server process. This corrupted the server.ini file. Now, my DVBLink config utility can't communicate with the service anymore, I get "Unable to connect to DVBLink Server / Please verify that it is running". I think the base port is wrong, it was empty, I tried 39876 but doesn't seem to work....
localhost
39876
8C6146E6-A15F-4E8A-8529-5AF7BA3E62DE
Language
fr.xml