Help Trouble Streaming to tablet after ICS

[dongeneroe]

After receiving the ICS update to my Asus Transformer, I started having trouble streaming to my tablet from my desktop computer running TVersity. I thought maybe it was a problem with ffdshow and reinstalled, then tried installing different apps for streaming and playing. Mynet would just hang up when trying to start a video, so I installed UpnPlayer and it was doing the same thing. I also installed VPlayer because it seems to play just about anything. TVersity still streams to my Xbox 360 with no problem after reinstalling ffdshow, and after some tweaking I can get it to stream small divx vids with limited success. If both systems are rebooted and running clean I can start a divx vid in UpnPlayer or Mynet and it will play, but if I try to bounce out of that vid and load something else it hangs and maybe after trying to kill the apps I can get it to load another small divx video. I have not been able to get an Avi movie to load at all, before updating to ICS I could play movies no problem in Mynet without any tweaks at all and bounce in and out of videos all day long with hardly a hiccup. I think the problem is within ICS but it could be something with TVersity working in ICS, I'm not sure.

 

[jackbenz]

Having a similar problem. All videos work fine with the exception of NHL Game Center Live. The video jumps but the audio is perfect. Before updating to ICS it was working fine. Has anyone else experienced this issue? Is this and ICS Problem?

 

[littlecay]

Yes, I used to stream Amazon Prime Instant videos to my TF101 almost daily. Now any browser I try to use randomly quits, just using it. And you can totally forget streaming... stupid thing just chokes and freezes and all sorts of weird behavior before the final lock up. I used to be the envy of all around the office. People with iPads couldn't do half the things I could do. Now, I don't even know if I will be able to start the stupid thing when I pull it out of my bag. ASUS could hardly sell these things when they were fantastic. Now that they have broken their own wonderful device, no one will buy them.