2015-08-17, 18:52
Hi all. I am fairly new to the jail breaking scene and have jail broken an iPad 4 iOS 8.4 and have kodi 5.1 installed. I have Apple TV 3 and have managed to output the display from kodi full screen onto my Samsung TV. All good there. Had the initial upside down problem but just closed kodi and flipped the iPad and restarted and problem solved.
When playing back video the playback seems jumpy and not totally smooth. Have a netgear dgnd3700 wireless n router with both atv3 and iPad on the 5ghz bandwidth. Both near the router so I don't think it's a bandwith problem either. Came across some other people with same problem and there's talk of an option called adjust display refresh rate which apparently sorts the jittery problems but the problem is I can't find this option for the life of me. The only setting I have is sync playback to display which when enabled doesn't help.
Is there a reason this setting is missing? Ie not on the iPad version? If so is there anything else I can do to smooths the video. When I watch the video, slow frames on stills look fine but if there's greater detail or lots happening in the background then you notice the jumping. Sorry if this is covered somewhere else. I did try looking and searching.
Regards,
Sytheruk
When playing back video the playback seems jumpy and not totally smooth. Have a netgear dgnd3700 wireless n router with both atv3 and iPad on the 5ghz bandwidth. Both near the router so I don't think it's a bandwith problem either. Came across some other people with same problem and there's talk of an option called adjust display refresh rate which apparently sorts the jittery problems but the problem is I can't find this option for the life of me. The only setting I have is sync playback to display which when enabled doesn't help.
Is there a reason this setting is missing? Ie not on the iPad version? If so is there anything else I can do to smooths the video. When I watch the video, slow frames on stills look fine but if there's greater detail or lots happening in the background then you notice the jumping. Sorry if this is covered somewhere else. I did try looking and searching.
Regards,
Sytheruk
