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turn Full mux reception ‘off’ in TVH - can’t find that setting and think it’s been removed ( Bug #1766: Option 'full mux reception' should be disabled by default - Tvheadend).

Other options suggested via various forums: My previous HD/PVR set top box worked fine until it died so I don’t think it’s a signal issue. … all with not much of an effect, still buffering. I’ve tried variants of cachemembuffersize with higher values and a value of zero

cachemembuffersize = 20000000, readbufferfactor = 4.0 (the default).

minvideocachelevel = 50, minaudiocachelevel=50, cacheindvdplayer = true (i’ve tried variants of these).

add an advancedsettings.xml in ~/.kodi/userdata/advancedsettings.xml with the following settings in the correct XML format within the element:.

disabled Idle Scanning in the TVHeadend web interface for the DVB-T device.

I’ve read lots of forum threads and attempted some of the suggestions:

sometimes it looks like the video is trying to catch up with the audio and will play at high speed until it’s caught up.

the video signal will pause for a long time and then play again.

the video signal will break up / buffer.

I can get a Live TV signal initially with very good quality but within a random amount of time (within a minute) one or more of these things will happen: The installation of the Sundtek drivers was painless.

The TVHeadend interface is showing the correct device, services and channels as expected. I’ve installed TVHeadend from the OSMC App Store and the PVR TVHeadend client Add-On, the setup for this has all gone well. I am having issues with buffering/stuttering Live TV (DVB-T) using TVHeadend and a Sundtek Media Pro Tv stick. A couple of setup glitches but that’s another topic. I just picked up a Vero2 and it’s working well so far.