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elupus
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Yup, most likely. The protocol is quite horrible. I don't really know what more I can do. Maybe i can increase the cache in dvdplayer.
If you compile yourself,in file:
xbmc\cores\dvdplayer\DVDDemuxers\DVDDemuxFFmpeg.h
change: "#define FFMPEG_FILE_BUFFER_SIZE 32768"
to "#define FFMPEG_FILE_BUFFER_SIZE 131072"
That might make it read in larger chunks. Hopefully that will help.
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I read most of this thread now, without beeing able to find someone with the same problem as me that has not been solved using the suggested fixes.
I have tried the mythtv:// protocol for XBMC and Plex on my Macbook with the same results. Epg and channel listing works fine, but when I try to watch live tv the encoder is started on the server (I can see this using mythweb), but the xbmc client just hangs (I have to kill it, sinnce its not responding).
I have tried adding the dns fix in advancedsettings.xml, and I don't have any prints regarding dns in the log. I have also checked the mythtv backend setting and made sure that it is not using localhost as the ip. And i get no further error messages in the xbmc.log.
I have also tried to run the mythtv client as standalone and that works fine.
Any suggestions on what to try next?
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If the debug log really doesn't give you anything, take a Wireshark log and I promise to take a look at it.
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That "ping" can resolve "mythtv" doesn't mean XBMC can (or is it Plex in this case?). Anyway, I cannot help any further unless you get Wireshark working on your mac. Perhaps you could paste what you did in advancedsettings and someone can confirm you did it right.
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exiledx
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How stable is the XBMC frontend? I remember seeing it a while back but I haven't checked on it since. It'd be a nice advancement, now especially since XBMC is ported to x86.