2015-11-20, 18:31
Example of settings tried..
/root/.kodi/userdata/advancedsettings.xml
<advancedsettings>
<network>
<buffermode>1</buffermode>
<cachemembuffersize>2048000000</cachemembuffersize>
<readbufferfactor>200</readbufferfactor>
</network>
</advancedsettings>
cache:0 B 63%
Specifics:
I'm to playing an UDP HEVC stream pushed to a Firefly rk3288/Ubuntu running helix. That works fine but as soon as there's any jitter, the playout dies. Obviously typical for a UDP stream, so I wrapped it in RTP. However that doesn't really seem to make a difference.
So I figured, well if the buffersize is just too small, maybe it just won't take. So let's try increasing the buffersize. However no matter what settings I put in advancedsettings.xml, they don't seem to do anything. It just doesn't seem to buffer any longer or more. It shouldn't matter that the source is udp traffic right? Or is buffering that just not supported? I'm lost. All the other settings are in that folder, so it should be in the right place.
Am I missing something or misunderstanding something? Is it release specific?
/root/.kodi/userdata/advancedsettings.xml
<advancedsettings>
<network>
<buffermode>1</buffermode>
<cachemembuffersize>2048000000</cachemembuffersize>
<readbufferfactor>200</readbufferfactor>
</network>
</advancedsettings>
cache:0 B 63%
Specifics:
I'm to playing an UDP HEVC stream pushed to a Firefly rk3288/Ubuntu running helix. That works fine but as soon as there's any jitter, the playout dies. Obviously typical for a UDP stream, so I wrapped it in RTP. However that doesn't really seem to make a difference.
So I figured, well if the buffersize is just too small, maybe it just won't take. So let's try increasing the buffersize. However no matter what settings I put in advancedsettings.xml, they don't seem to do anything. It just doesn't seem to buffer any longer or more. It shouldn't matter that the source is udp traffic right? Or is buffering that just not supported? I'm lost. All the other settings are in that folder, so it should be in the right place.
Am I missing something or misunderstanding something? Is it release specific?
