[SOLVED] av sync trouble when streaming rss feeds to samsung

hey everyone, we've been having tons of fun finally getting plugins working over the last weekend. thanks to all of you developers for the thought, energy and time. we've had only a few true hiccups along the way. one such issue is that I have been struggling to get hulu streaming properly (i'm in the u.s. so that's not at the core here). i've installed and uninstalled and reinstalled rtmpdump & ffmpeg a number of times. i've installed librtmp-dev (which one other user cited as a fix) but i don't actually know where it installed. I have made some changes with my tomato usb linksys router which is wired to both our tv and pc and tried switching the transcoding options around in the serviio interface as well as the location of the transcoding file but the picture and sound of hulu streams continue to remain out of sync with occasional audio dropouts. this is also the case with some renderings of 60 minutes via the cbs.groovy plug in. my complete hardware setup is listed in the footer. i am running version 2.4 of rtmpdump & ffmpeg 0.9. thanks in advance for any help. i realize everyone on the triage / dev side are overwhelmed with support questions. i've tried to hold off on this until i exhausted all possible fixes i could think of.
one thing i have noticed when playing back a stream - i.e. right now i am watching a 60 minutes episode - is that when the audio goes out of synch, if i pause the show, it shows the time lapsed as only a matter of a few minutes passed when in reality more than 10 minutes have passed. if i then forward the stream, i m able to get the audio and video synched again and the time into the progra, is accurately reflected.
attached is a log from the latest reinstall.
(edit: march 1 title changed to reflect possibly broader issue rather than what i took to be linux specific )
one thing i have noticed when playing back a stream - i.e. right now i am watching a 60 minutes episode - is that when the audio goes out of synch, if i pause the show, it shows the time lapsed as only a matter of a few minutes passed when in reality more than 10 minutes have passed. if i then forward the stream, i m able to get the audio and video synched again and the time into the progra, is accurately reflected.
attached is a log from the latest reinstall.
(edit: march 1 title changed to reflect possibly broader issue rather than what i took to be linux specific )