Hi Sébastien,
is there nothing i (or you) can do?
The Problem with the High CPU load after stopping a stream persists.
Ive done a complete new Installation but the problem persists.
Aprox. 15 to 20 % CPU Load (on a 3.2GHz Quadcore CPU) infinitely after
stopping the stream. Stopping internet control, the CPU load goes down to 2%.
Starting internet control the load stays @ 2% start streaming the Load goes to
40% stopping the stream the CPU load of EnigmaTV.exe drops to 20% and stays there.

Has nobody the same behavior? Am I the only one?

Regarding the VLC Problem, i reinstalled the vlc (renaming the vlc Folder and restarting enigmatv so vlc downloaded fresh) since then i hadnt any Errors again.

Hi Sébastien,

i have checked with the recommended settings, and they have no impact to the CPU load when NOT streaming.

After starting internet control the EnigmaTV.exe consumes about 2-3% CPU time.

Starting a Stream (FullHD) it jumps up to about 80% of my Intel Quadcore 3.2GHz CPU.
Stopping the Stream and ending the Android App the CPU Load of EnigmaTV.exe goes down to about 16% CPU load.

This is way too much for Standby and my CPU wont go to energy saving mode during app standby.

Stopping the internet control the CPU load goes donwn to 2% immedeately.

When streaming to local Webinterface the behavior it is exactly the same.

The cpu load stays at 17% for hours, until i stop internet control.
I Tested with both webservers, without change of behavior.

But the Stream from my DM8000 is stopping, when i end watching the stream,
because the power LED stops blinking, what is a sign that streaming from the box is off.

When watching the same channel local with the EnigmaTV App on my PC (internet control off)
it is the same 17% CPU Load, like in internet control after streaming.
But if i hit TV off in the app the load goes down to 2% again.

What is the difference between the two modes? I like to have the 2% CPU load after streaming
in internet control aswell.

Thank you for help.

Hi Sebasien, after closing the stream (android APP) the CPU of my PC transcoding (where EnigmaTV runs) keeps busy (during transcoding i have a CPU load of 40% and after stop watching the Stream the CPU keeps busy at 30%)disabeling internet control the load drops immedeately to 1-2%.

In addition, the App is not very stable on Windows 10, at least once a day ill get the following Error:

Name der fehlerhaften Anwendung: Enigma TV.exe, Version: 2.0.0.6, Zeitstempel: 0x5731f709
Name des fehlerhaften Moduls: libts_plugin.dll, Version: 0.0.0.0, Zeitstempel: 0x4fa0860d
Ausnahmecode: 0xc0000005
Fehleroffset: 0x000090c2
ID des fehlerhaften Prozesses: 0x%9
Startzeit der fehlerhaften Anwendung: 0x%10
Pfad der fehlerhaften Anwendung: %11
Pfad des fehlerhaften Moduls: %12
Berichtskennung: %13
Vollständiger Name des fehlerhaften Pakets: %14
Anwendungs-ID, die relativ zum fehlerhaften Paket ist: %15

Is there anything i can do? or is it conflicting with anything on my PC?

Thank you.

Hi Sebastiên,

I`ve found the error, i forgot to select the multi tuner setting. Switched multi tuner on, i can stream one channel and watch another channel at tv.

but crashing the box is a bit harsh, a error message "cab`t switch channel" would be sufficient

TNX

Hi Sébastien,

i`ve managed to setup Enigma-TV to stream to my Android device successfully.
But ONLY when the Box is in Standby!
When my DM8000 (dual Tuner) is not in standby and shows a program on my TV i can only stream the selected channel that is playing on TV.
Selecting any other channel to stream other than the one the TV shows, my DM8000 (Newnigma2) crashes immediately with a green screen.

With Dreamdroid streaming other channels than the one displayed on TV (directly from the box) works flawlessly, but without transcode of course not to the internet because of my limited upload.
This is the reason i bought your (fine) Application.

But crashing the Box when is not an option for me.

I`ve attached a screenshot of green screen.

Is there anything i can do?

Thank You for help.

Bernd

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