[Lunatixz]

This is a fun program and I love it, but it was too unstable for me to use (on Mac 32 bit Snow Leopard). This could be because I have hundreds of files, resulting in an autochannel of over 80 channels. Specifically:

1. Once I entered the program guide, I was dead. I could move around in the guide but that's all. Selecting a channel did nothing, trying to exit did nothing. Didn't even try to use Sickbeard or Couchpotato

2. For me; exiting the program results if a complete freeze of Kodi. So dead that only a "kill" command recovered. I've had to uninstall it.

Feedback:

1. Have an option to remove the video playing in the corner of the guide. That will help responsiveness on lower-end systems. Display a thumbnail instead.

2. My sickbeard use SSL/https. I don't know if that matters to you since I wasn't able to test it.

3. Out of the 80+ channels auto-built, only 10 appeared on the guide. Trying to move beyond the list just moved me back to the top.

4. Pressing a show not yet "airing" did nothing. It should bring up the detailed show info

5. I am unsure why you are asking for a region location. While I am located in the USA, I have a large foreign TV collection. My "region" setting should not exclude them from the guide (if that's how it's used). There was no option for being "global"; the programs forces a geo location selection".

6. For me this was very sluggish. A channel change took 15 seconds. Guide presses took a few seconds.

If you have a version that doesn't lock up my Kodi I've love to use this.

I appreciate your feedback, but I use PseudoTV Live daily on all three tv's in my house.... PTVL runs 24/7 without issues...

Now I understand everyone's setups are dramatically different... So i've spent a number of days rewriting core components to tweak performance... IMO you have two choices if you wish to use PseudoTV Live.
Wait for v.0.6.6 to see if that fixes your performance issues... or provide a log for me to review... simply telling me something is slow, can't possible resolve the issue.