2010-08-08, 17:09
I'm running XBMC Camelot on Ubuntu 9.10. HW is OOTB ASROCK 330 HT configuration. Network is Gigabit/CAT6.
I've ripped several of my blu-rays to MKVs (20-30GB rips), and the movies play fine until say around 1-1.5 hours, and then buffering kicks in, and the movie keeps gettting interrupted by the buffer display. If I pause, then wait 20 minutes, I can press play and watch the end of the movie without being interrupted. This problem doesn't happen with other lower-bandwidth formats (AVI,etc).
Some questions:
-- Is this a case where my "little engine that could" just doesn't have enough horsepower after a while? If so, if I sacrificed the small footprint and built a beefier box, more RAM, faster CPU/GPU, would this solve the problem? Any recommendations on this front?
--Are there SW settings in XBMC that could address this issue? I seemed to recall buffering settings in older versions of XBMC?
Thx!
I've ripped several of my blu-rays to MKVs (20-30GB rips), and the movies play fine until say around 1-1.5 hours, and then buffering kicks in, and the movie keeps gettting interrupted by the buffer display. If I pause, then wait 20 minutes, I can press play and watch the end of the movie without being interrupted. This problem doesn't happen with other lower-bandwidth formats (AVI,etc).
Some questions:
-- Is this a case where my "little engine that could" just doesn't have enough horsepower after a while? If so, if I sacrificed the small footprint and built a beefier box, more RAM, faster CPU/GPU, would this solve the problem? Any recommendations on this front?
--Are there SW settings in XBMC that could address this issue? I seemed to recall buffering settings in older versions of XBMC?
Thx!