SamyGO

I don't know about those. If TV looks okey, than there is no problem until errors pops up.

Hi panwiktor,

Loads of 3 are quite high for a single processor machine. The first number is the actual load (well, averaged over the last minute), the second the average over the last 5 minutes and the last the average over the last 15 minutes. So, immediately after start-up, at a constant processor load, the last two numbers will slowly rise to reach the first number.
When my tv is switched on it runs at a load of approximately 0.1. So the hardware is doing all the work and the processor just waits until something needs to be done.
To find out what's going on you could issue the top command (table of processes). It will give you a list of running processes with cpu and memory usage.

hth,

marcelr

The h264 decoding is done in hardware and does not show in the ARM cpu usage. This cpu is not powerful enough to do such stuff realtime.