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I agree, Lite was a dream when it was released. I really wish it would be maintained and available. My house uses 4 Midnight MX2 G-Box's, and PsuedoTV lite works like a dream on those. The full PseudoTV works, but is "unstable"... I tend to get choppy playback at times, and other performance related issues. Lite works like a normal cable box with no issues whatsoever.
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Not sure about the code side of things, all I can report is the difference on the same machine running lite and 6.6c. Regardless of what handles playback (making it choppy), the fact is 6.6c plays back choppy on my MX2 G-Box's, and Lite does not. In 6.6c, I have all fancy options turned off. Both tests done from a freshly rebooted box.
6.6c = Choppy Playback, stalls in transitioning screens/channels/EPG/exiting the program.
Lite = No issues at all
Maybe 6.6c uses more RAM or resources or something, but the fact remains that the end result is the same. Really, the code shouldn't matter to the end user... just whether or not the program runs smoothly. I'm an iOS developer, and I know sometimes it's easy to tell people they are wrong, because we know how the code functions, but seriously, I'm just comparing 2 scripts, one that works great and one that doesn't. It might be my hardware, but if so, that shows that one is using more system resources or something.
Not sure how that is Bias. It's just an observation of how one runs versus the other. I have no attachment to either program, I just want one that runs smoothly on my devices. Currently, one does, and one does not. It is what it is. I'm not complaining, just pointing out my observations. I've even donated (still no code after 2 days... Lunatixz, have you gotten my emails?). I'm just glad that Lunatixz puts in the work that he does. If one version doesn't work for me, thats fine, especially if it works for everyone else. It's a free script, so anything is better than nothing, and I appreciate all of the work that has gone into the script(s).
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Correct, it is jumping the gun a bit since it's only a few days old, but just out of the box, and after all tweaks I can turn off, it's just my observation. 5.9c was basically unrunnable on my devices, so it's definitely an improvement.
If that's the case, where it shares the same code and uses less RAM, any ideas why one would be sluggish and one wouldn't?
It's not a big deal, if I can't get 6.6c tweaked to run as smoothly as Lite, I'll just continue using Lite as long as I possibly can, since I'm not using any online channels... local network only. Plus I like that I can still use a custom skin on Lite. But again, still tweaking 6.6c in hopes of eventually using that as my primary.
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So getting back on topic here, did my log file help at all? lol
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2015-08-13, 04:41
(This post was last modified: 2015-08-13, 19:33 by RamboUnchained.)
I haven't had any performance issues with 0.6.6c minus channel sharing deleting my cache and settings2.xml. My EPG actually works faster than in previous versions and I have a 500 media limit on 91 channels. It works fine on my ATVs and Windows systems. I even underclocked my CPU to 1.7GHz and turned off 3 cores and hyperthreading on my test machine just to see if it was just a placebo effect. It's indeed faster and snappier than previous versions.
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Hi all,
Since the update to d I've been getting kodi crashes using psegudo tv live.
The setting is, Im watching one of my channels, suddenly a window appears saying Kodi stopped working.
windows 8.1, intel NUC with i3 and 4 gb of RAM.
Tomorrow ill try to post the log.