2018-12-01, 02:03
Hi, really amazing all the constant improvements!
Unfortunately I am experiencing some buffering/stuttering issues on the most recent (and also on previous builds) with MVC files (3D, but also when watching those in 2D). I am using a Raspberry pi 3b+.
When leaving standard cache settings, the small buffer circle fills up every few seconds very quickly, when changing the advancedsettings.xml, the best I can get is 1-2min without buffering, but then the buffering takes much longer and the message "Source read to slow.." pops up.
Those files are quite large (30gb), but playing them on a shield right next to my raspberry pi, which is also hardwired (same way as the raspberry) with 1gbit LAN to my router, they easily are played (even bigger 4K files with 50gb / about 10Mbyte/s are played on my shield TV).
The reason I am confused is, that I expected it is not working, only because the raspberry cannot handle those large files. Due to the "Source read to slow.." message though, it indicates more that my network / host PC is actually too slow in reading the files, which I believe is really not the case..
So is there hope, that this is just a bug or somet wrong settings on my side? What is the maximum file size you can playback?
When checking the stats on Kodi during playback, the memory is constantly around 70% (even when buffering)...
thanks a lot!
Unfortunately I am experiencing some buffering/stuttering issues on the most recent (and also on previous builds) with MVC files (3D, but also when watching those in 2D). I am using a Raspberry pi 3b+.
When leaving standard cache settings, the small buffer circle fills up every few seconds very quickly, when changing the advancedsettings.xml, the best I can get is 1-2min without buffering, but then the buffering takes much longer and the message "Source read to slow.." pops up.
Those files are quite large (30gb), but playing them on a shield right next to my raspberry pi, which is also hardwired (same way as the raspberry) with 1gbit LAN to my router, they easily are played (even bigger 4K files with 50gb / about 10Mbyte/s are played on my shield TV).
The reason I am confused is, that I expected it is not working, only because the raspberry cannot handle those large files. Due to the "Source read to slow.." message though, it indicates more that my network / host PC is actually too slow in reading the files, which I believe is really not the case..
So is there hope, that this is just a bug or somet wrong settings on my side? What is the maximum file size you can playback?
When checking the stats on Kodi during playback, the memory is constantly around 70% (even when buffering)...
thanks a lot!
