2015-05-19, 19:07
I have been running XBMC Frodo for years under the idea that if its not broke, don't fix it. Well, Youtube is an addon I use frequently and it stopped working. I run on Linux with Openelec 86_64 and I upgraded from Opecelec 2.0.0 (frodo) to Openelec 5.0 (Helix) then after I saw problems went to the debug version (5.95 Openelec - Isengard)
Well, Youtube works. Hooray. But the rest of the system is questionable. I am getting random stutters throughout the system (I had this in Helix also) I tried both hardware and software acceleration along with a number of other settings I googled. It stutters. Video also doesn't fit the screen right even after proper video calibration (overscan, I can't even see the little bar when I go forward or back)
I think I'd rather just go back to Frodo where things work and try and figure out my Youtube problem. Can I just drop the old files in the Update directory or is this not feasable? Doing a new install would be very problematic for me. I'd just like to go back.
If I thought I could fix the issues with Kodi I would. The stuttering, the images not populating, the Transparency skin that I use not being fully compatible ... its too much. I don't think I can fix it.
What is the best way I can go back to what I had? There was no full backup option in my old version so all I have is my userdata folder. I tried to paste in my debug log but its too large. I just took the top. It's probably not helpful. I can try and recapture it.
http://pastebin.com/FwuEGnWS
Well, Youtube works. Hooray. But the rest of the system is questionable. I am getting random stutters throughout the system (I had this in Helix also) I tried both hardware and software acceleration along with a number of other settings I googled. It stutters. Video also doesn't fit the screen right even after proper video calibration (overscan, I can't even see the little bar when I go forward or back)
I think I'd rather just go back to Frodo where things work and try and figure out my Youtube problem. Can I just drop the old files in the Update directory or is this not feasable? Doing a new install would be very problematic for me. I'd just like to go back.
If I thought I could fix the issues with Kodi I would. The stuttering, the images not populating, the Transparency skin that I use not being fully compatible ... its too much. I don't think I can fix it.
What is the best way I can go back to what I had? There was no full backup option in my old version so all I have is my userdata folder. I tried to paste in my debug log but its too large. I just took the top. It's probably not helpful. I can try and recapture it.
http://pastebin.com/FwuEGnWS