2010-05-19, 23:55
Good thing that's showing in the log and good eye xbs08.
I guess this falls in the category which proves there was a point in not making the Cache settings available in the GUI, but don't get me wrong, I still want them in there :-)
@lisalover1
Stuttering when playing movies on your HDD doesn't come from having a normal size cache, but rather from too much information for the CPU to process, 512 KB should be plenty for most videos (meaning 4096 kbps, play the same video in VLC on your PC and see the bitrates in Tools > Media Information > Statistics). Going overboard with the cache will just make XBMC throwup in other parts of the system.
I guess this falls in the category which proves there was a point in not making the Cache settings available in the GUI, but don't get me wrong, I still want them in there :-)
@lisalover1
Stuttering when playing movies on your HDD doesn't come from having a normal size cache, but rather from too much information for the CPU to process, 512 KB should be plenty for most videos (meaning 4096 kbps, play the same video in VLC on your PC and see the bitrates in Tools > Media Information > Statistics). Going overboard with the cache will just make XBMC throwup in other parts of the system.
