Thread: improving Sling performance (big thanks to steveusa)
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Re: improving Sling performance (big thanks to steveusa)
I figured someone would post that cab before I got to work (what a totally awesome community this is). That cab doesn't say what version it is. There are three different version & I don't know if it matters what version you're using or not.

I am using 1.2, I will post that version if anybody wants it.

seedog,

my settings are exactly the same as yours except I do not have the GDI rendering box checked (I could never tell much if any difference with that box checked or not)

Of all the different stuff I watch, ESPN NFL football is certainly the most inconsistent as far as frame rates go for some reason (that figures as I am a HUGE NFL fan & my son is a starting WR for a D3 program).

Football is still perfectly watchable (I use it for that all the time) but that is where it fluctuates the most for some reason.

~John
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