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Windows 7 Wts Streaming

Started by smitty870 , Nov 12 2011 03:32 PM

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smitty870

Posted 12 November 2011 - 03:32 PM

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I apologize if I posted this int he wrong spot, this is my first time posting and wasn't 100% sure which forum to post it in. I did a search but didn't seem to find the right answer for what I want to do.

I have a Windows 7 HTPC that I use to record HD channels and I have a Sony Blue-ray BDP-S480 and a Sony media-box SMP-N100. The Sony's all seem to work fine and have great picture quality with Netflix and Vudu. Unfortunately when I connect them to PC and try to watch a recorded Media Center WTS file everything looks like pixel crap! Is there anyway to improve the quality of the picture being sent to the Sony players? Would streaming from Windows Home Server or another encoder improve performance?

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Drashna Jaelre (WGS)

Posted 12 November 2011 - 07:05 PM

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It really depends on how you have things set up. How are you streaming the WTF files? Do you have them on the server at all? And do you have WHSv1 or WHS2011?