http://tf2pug.herokuapp.com/topics/5995?page=4#p123464
http://play.esea.net/index.php?s=forums&d=topic&id=417956
http://etf2l.org/forum/league/topic-5493/?recent=95928

ESEA used to be shit at this, but this seems to be recurring thing I've seen recently on EU casts :(

Testing new site features: @Admirable

PLEASE EU

You know the thousands of times you've seen the STV drop in the last 90 seconds of a game?

Setting tv_delaymapchange to 1 on the server stops this from happening.

Every server should have this set.

PLEASE

tv_delaymapchange <0|1>
Delays the map change on game server until rest of buffered game has been broadcasted

All it does is DELAYS the stv from changing maps instead of staying synced to the server.

tv_delaymapchange <0|1>
Delays the map change on game server until rest of buffered game has been broadcasted

SIGH

I can't believe two people beat me but I included both suggestions...

try the "volume" cvar.

1 is 100%
.5 is 50%

Windows also has independent volume settings for applications if you click on the volume button in your system tray.

Good at quake world I guess

duwatna's demos: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/m6r1yl6kfdj5x8r/AADpbtiD-56-9WTUi2nCu-Oma?dl=0
alternate link: https://db.tt/lThaA6Z9

http://teamfortress.tv/thread/21468/s17-lan-demos#372416

Just made a STV demo pack: http://teamfortress.tv/thread/21491/esea-s17-lan-stv-demo-pack

I couldn't find one posted yet.

Download link: https://db.tt/2uuXpDb9
Alternate Download link: http://www.filedropper.com/eseatf2s17lanstvdemos

http://play.esea.net/index.php?s=league&d=bracket&id=5618

This shouldn't need any explanation :)

214.5MB

Also a recent TF2 update brought us this command:

- Added experimental cpu_frequency_monitoring convar to detect thermal throttling. If you have TF2 performance problems on Windows, add "+cpu_frequency_monitoring 2" to the TF2 command line to see if CPU thermal throttling is an issue. If the displayed CPU frequency percentage drops below about 80-85% then you may have a problem with your CPU slowing down due to overheating. If it drops below 50-55% then you may have a serious problem. CPU overheating can be caused by overclocking, insufficient cooling, insufficient airflow, failing or dirty fans, or other causes. The CPU frequency results are displayed with cl_showfps or net_graph. For more detail see https://support.steampowered.com/kb_...2715-YIPD-6873

So this will verify that your CPU isn't downclocking!

Have you made sure mat_queue_mode is set to 0?

This also is the advanced video option of "enable multicore rendering"

What % of your CPU does TF2 use when running?

RocketSurgeon