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KODI 17.1 DOWNLOAD TO SD CARD INSTALL
Unfortunately, it’s not trivial to install SSHFS on openelec. It’s more like a protocol problem (SFTP and WebDAV: http) because my test with SSHFS works great. It’s the same: HD videos are choppy, so it seems to be a bug in kodi. I installed kodi on Archlinux, to determine if it’s a kodi or openelec issue. Whatever the solution, I also want to know why normal usage (RAM buffer) fails in this case. So, somebody has any idea? What could be wrong here?
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Note: some of these options are not longer correct in kodi 17, see answer for update This is an exemple of something I tested (. I checked, the file is loaded without any issue. It seems to try to download the same amount of RAM, ignoring the configuration in advancedsettings.xml. Although it runs well, it’s not a viable solution as it is too slow to start. It start playing the video, after dowloading about 150M (!) on the sdcard (. The last test above (sdcard cache) is interesting. But what about SFTP? It should be a piece of cake. OK, so curl is not optimised for video streaming. So, nor the network, nor the decryption is a bottleneck.Įrrors in logfile (with video debug, ffmpeg debug), except debug and notices: ERROR: CCurlFile::FillBuffer - Failed: Timeout was reachedĮRROR: OMXPlayerVideo: Got MSGQ_IS_ERROR(-1) Aborting If I’m downloading a video file manually with SFTP, while playing this very same file at the same time, it works. Interesting fact, as noticed, buffers is unusually low. I would understand the hardware limitation if the RAM was full, but, while watching videos, free -m gives me this: total used free shared buffers If copied on the sd card, it runs smoothly.
Sdcard cache | not loading | incredibly slow to load, no error, fine (25mb cache) | not loading | very slow to load, cache error, stops randomly (5mb cache) | not loading | slow to load, cache error, stops randomly
No cache | not loading | loads quickly, no error, stops frequently So far, among many additional options, this is what I tried: Cache\Protocol | Webdav | SFTP (local and internet) I’ve been testing with Kodi 14.2 and Kodi 15 (openelec 5.0.7, openelec 5.95.2). I use a RPi model B and I have a 100M/b internet connection. I know this is a common issue and I know the the tweaks I can do ( curl too). Videos start playing, but randomly stop (to buffer again, I guess). Once installed, open Kodi from Ubuntu Systems.Every time I try to stream heavy (mostly 1080p) videos trough the network (webdav, sftp.), it either fails or I got the message “cache is full” etc. Sudo add-apt-repository ppa:team-xbmc/ppa Run the following commands in terminal to install Kodi on Ubuntu 16.10, Ubuntu 16.04, Ubuntu 15.10, Ubuntu 15.04, Ubuntu 14.10, Ubuntu 14.04 and other Ubuntu and Linux Mint Systems:
KODI 17.1 DOWNLOAD TO SD CARD UPGRADE
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KODI 17.1 DOWNLOAD TO SD CARD CODE
As such we would certainly welcome any developer who has the ability to help us out to try and fix the bugs he or she encounters and submit it to our code base for review. We sure would like to thank every one involved with either development, testing or simply helping out others with answering their questions. We do want to note that since we are just a small team some of the reported bugs might not get fixed due to lack of developers or time. Kodi 17.1 is the bugfix release for v17.1 “Krypton” which contains our continuous effort to further improve the v17 release. Our team tried to tackle as much of the reported problems as possible with the limited resources we have.
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