[Lunatixz]

My feedback on the poll......as someone who has 4k HDR and 3d audio content in my library, I have to use the Playlist option if I want true passthrough so to me the other option is not one that should be used at all.  Not really preference at that point personally, its most about making sure Kodi is playing files the way they are supposed to be played.  Coming from much older PTVL versions this was never a thing to worry about but I understand its part of the PVR part now.  So IMO it should either default to playlist or just always use playlist and don't give the users the option to change it.  Unless of course theres another reason to use the other option but the primary use case of PTVL to me is making channels out of my own local files which should have precedence over streaming apps etc...  Again just my opinion, if I have something in high quality I want to play it in the same high quality.

Thanks for your feedback!

PseudoTV Live's primary goal is as a content aggregator which emulates "Live/Broadcast" TV. Unfortunately, while there is no intent to sabotage quality; I'm governed by Kodi's limits. There are issues with multi-channel audio when handling through Kodis PVR player. There doesn't seem to be a way around this... except to use the transcode AC3 option.

My outlook.... if you are looking to watch a "High-Quality Movie" it's probably best not to "Tune" into PseudoTV, rather use Kodi in a traditional manner or use PseudoTV Live's "play programme" context option to load VOD.

IMO "PVR callback" is optimal for the PseudoTV experience which is why it is the default option, are there any features you'd like to see added to Playlists that are missing when compared with PVR Callback?