(2013-12-04, 21:11)Nevalain Wrote:

(2013-11-07, 23:55)Nevalain Wrote: I have a buffering problem with NBA plugin.

Sorry to repeat myself but this broblem is really bugging me.

The NBA video is buffering every 2 minutes or so. The average speed of my connection is not the issue but the buffer seems to be only couple seconds, even after I pause the stream.

Changing advancedsettings.xml did not seem to have any effect on this issue.
http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=HOW-TO:Modify_the_video_cache

I did some tweaking with the plugin code and when using ".mp4" instead of ".mp4.m3u8". With ".mp4" XBMC makes large cache (press o-key, and see cache grow). With ".mp4.m3u8" Cache stays at 0 and Buffer usually stays at 90-99% but goes down quickly. This gives a little hope...?

I tested versions 13.0-ALPHA9 Git:26b92f4 and 13.0-ALPHA11 Git:c436399 with NBA addon 0.6.5
My log http://pastebin.com/nYd5yxcu
Any ideas?

Edit: Some details edited.

(2014-01-23, 11:10)ellyvanhouten Wrote: I have Problems to get the Feeds Runing on my TV.

I have XBMC 12.3 installed on my Win7@64BIT Computer-
The newest Version of the Add-on.

The Add-on Runs perfect on this Hardware. Credits to the Creator(s)
I thought that I can run all the streams through DLNA on my LG Smart TV, but I have no clue how to get the streams working on my TV.
I can access locally saved files on my Computer through XBMC on my TV (DLNA makes this possible), but when I try to access the content of the NBA League Pass app then my TV is not able to start the various streams. I see the name of the stream and I am able to select the Away/Home feed but somehow my TV seams to have problem with the file format. I thought the streams are in mp4, a file format that my TV is capable of to play.
One thing that I could not install is httplib2, is this necessary? I somewhere have red that with newer Version of XBMC it is not needed. If I am wrong, can somebody give me a link to the httplib2 for XBMC 12.3.
Regards elly

(2014-01-23, 23:03)donnied Wrote:

(2014-01-23, 11:10)ellyvanhouten Wrote: I have Problems to get the Feeds Runing on my TV.

I have XBMC 12.3 installed on my Win7@64BIT Computer-
The newest Version of the Add-on.

The Add-on Runs perfect on this Hardware. Credits to the Creator(s)
I thought that I can run all the streams through DLNA on my LG Smart TV, but I have no clue how to get the streams working on my TV.
I can access locally saved files on my Computer through XBMC on my TV (DLNA makes this possible), but when I try to access the content of the NBA League Pass app then my TV is not able to start the various streams. I see the name of the stream and I am able to select the Away/Home feed but somehow my TV seams to have problem with the file format. I thought the streams are in mp4, a file format that my TV is capable of to play.
One thing that I could not install is httplib2, is this necessary? I somewhere have red that with newer Version of XBMC it is not needed. If I am wrong, can somebody give me a link to the httplib2 for XBMC 12.3.
Regards elly

I haven't tried it myself but you should take a look into ArkMC, it's available for XBMC: http://www.arkmc.com/featuresupnpdlnaarkmc.html
Let us know if it'd solve your problem

(2014-01-23, 11:10)ellyvanhouten Wrote: I have Problems to get the Feeds Runing on my TV.

I have XBMC 12.3 installed on my Win7@64BIT Computer-
The newest Version of the Add-on.

The Add-on Runs perfect on this Hardware. Credits to the Creator(s)
I thought that I can run all the streams through DLNA on my LG Smart TV, but I have no clue how to get the streams working on my TV.
I can access locally saved files on my Computer through XBMC on my TV (DLNA makes this possible), but when I try to access the content of the NBA League Pass app then my TV is not able to start the various streams. I see the name of the stream and I am able to select the Away/Home feed but somehow my TV seams to have problem with the file format. I thought the streams are in mp4, a file format that my TV is capable of to play.
One thing that I could not install is httplib2, is this necessary? I somewhere have red that with newer Version of XBMC it is not needed. If I am wrong, can somebody give me a link to the httplib2 for XBMC 12.3.
Regards elly

(2014-01-24, 13:37)maxgalbu Wrote:

(2014-01-23, 11:10)ellyvanhouten Wrote: I have Problems to get the Feeds Runing on my TV.

I have XBMC 12.3 installed on my Win7@64BIT Computer-
The newest Version of the Add-on.

The Add-on Runs perfect on this Hardware. Credits to the Creator(s)
I thought that I can run all the streams through DLNA on my LG Smart TV, but I have no clue how to get the streams working on my TV.
I can access locally saved files on my Computer through XBMC on my TV (DLNA makes this possible), but when I try to access the content of the NBA League Pass app then my TV is not able to start the various streams. I see the name of the stream and I am able to select the Away/Home feed but somehow my TV seams to have problem with the file format. I thought the streams are in mp4, a file format that my TV is capable of to play.
One thing that I could not install is httplib2, is this necessary? I somewhere have red that with newer Version of XBMC it is not needed. If I am wrong, can somebody give me a link to the httplib2 for XBMC 12.3.
Regards elly

The format played is not mp4 but m3u8 (it's a sort of playlist that plays mp4 chunks). Mp4 is (apparenly) not available anymore from nba servers.
httplib2 is no longer required (i've removed the dependency)

(2014-01-26, 01:33)whitewater Wrote: dont want to cheer to soon, but it looks like the buffering problem can be solved by downloading a monthly build in combination with the latest update of the add-on. watched almost a quarter of the knicks - bobcats game, and the video did not have to buffer once. also watched about half of the clippers - bulls game without any problems.

to bad that i live in the netherlands. time difference between us and netherlands is to big ( about 9 hours ) to test the live games. when the games starts its about 3 in the morning here