Live video stream keeps replaying parts of stream.

While watching live video stream the video jumps back and replays what has already played. It doesn't skip forward only replays, no problems with chopping stream or anything else. Thanks for your help.

Dear RahiSC.
We actualy never found the solution to this problem. This issue was only there when we were using BlackMagic Studio cards using SDI link. Now we use Osprey video capture card using composite input and now everything works perfectly.
After that we didn't yet try to resolve the issue when using BlackMagic Studio cards using SDI link.
best regards,
Borut.

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