2014-06-08, 17:44
When I'm watching a video, the video sometimes stops and I am brought to the video library screen (the screen where I was previously). I then have to select the movie from the library to play again. This can happen two or three times throughout the whole movie.
I have reproduced the error and created a log file here: http://xbmclogs.com/show.php?id=220852
The video stops at around the time stamp 16:16:34
I've also posted a crash log: http://xbmclogs.com/show.php?id=220856
Below is my setup
version: XBMC 13.0
I'm using Crystalbuntu installed on an Apple TV 1 (silver) with a Broadcom BCM970015 card. Crystalbuntu is installed on the Apple TV's original 160GB IDE hard drive.
I am connecting to my video files through my ethernet connection to my Apple AirPort router which has a 1TB USB hard drive plugged into it.
I am using the SMB protocol to connect to the video files.
I have created an advancedsettings.xml file and set buffermode to 1, cachemembuffersize to 0 and readbufferfactor to 2.0. I have saved this file into ~/.xbmc/userdata/
The video files I am playing are mkv files. On average these files are about 8GB in size.
Any help would be appreciated.
I have reproduced the error and created a log file here: http://xbmclogs.com/show.php?id=220852
The video stops at around the time stamp 16:16:34
I've also posted a crash log: http://xbmclogs.com/show.php?id=220856
Below is my setup
version: XBMC 13.0
I'm using Crystalbuntu installed on an Apple TV 1 (silver) with a Broadcom BCM970015 card. Crystalbuntu is installed on the Apple TV's original 160GB IDE hard drive.
I am connecting to my video files through my ethernet connection to my Apple AirPort router which has a 1TB USB hard drive plugged into it.
I am using the SMB protocol to connect to the video files.
I have created an advancedsettings.xml file and set buffermode to 1, cachemembuffersize to 0 and readbufferfactor to 2.0. I have saved this file into ~/.xbmc/userdata/
The video files I am playing are mkv files. On average these files are about 8GB in size.
Any help would be appreciated.