[Julian2403]

Hi all,
I recently upgraded my kodibuntu from 15 to 17 on my acer 3610 which has a SSD and 4 gb of ram. It connects over a wired connection. On the previous version of Kodi it worked fine.
But now when I play videos, they buffer. I've tried enabling hardware acceleration, but it still buffers.
Does anyone have any suggestions I can use to remove the buffering? Or is the box just to old?

Thanks

[nickr]

Could be to do with nvidia drivers. You could try libreelec on a usb stick.

[fritsch]

No Debug Log no issue ... we don't have crystalballs here.

[Prof Yaffle]

FWIW, I have Libreelec on a 3610, and get no buffering at all. Indeed, SWMBO is streaming a BR rip over Cat5 even as I type.

So, I suspect your sources. And, if those sources are via the banned addons (wiki), then that's your answer - dubious sources, unknown quality addons, who knows why it's not working. And if it's not, please post more, as simply stepping back doesn't help anyone get the issues fixed.

[Derek]

No debug log normally means banned addons but could be dodgy rips as well. I Stream 1080p movie rips over my network shares no problem but they are all good quality mkv files.

Actually ive never seen that buffering thing from a local source only when i stream a trailer and im doing other stuff on my fibre.

[Julian2403]

There are no dodgy add ons all the files are normal mkvs Apr avis. In fact there are no add ons ar all.

I'll have a look at it later this week, as I'm already in the bad books for spending Easter on it.

Thanks again

[nickr]

There are no dodgy add ons all the files are normal mkvs Apr avis. In fact there are no add ons ar all.

I'll have a look at it later this week, as I'm already in the bad books for spending Easter on it.

Thanks again

There is nothing difficult or time consuming in providing a log. If you want help, you do need to provide one.