Raspberry. Kodi Jarvis. advancedsettings.xml

wasapa · December 13, 2016 at 10:42 AM

Hi,

I have a problem with advancedsettings.xml. The system do not do nothing. Has Isengard and Jarvis version different parameters for configuration like Krypton?

I have tried to change:

buffermode
cachemembuffersize
readbufferfactor

In isengard I don't have problem with the same advancedsettings.xml parameters. In Jarvis without buffer and I have cuts. I use Raspberry PI 3

Thanks for all.

**Iridium** · December 13, 2016 at 11:24 AM Official Post

What release of LE/Kodi are you using. If V17 of Kodi then they changed the names.

The following tags are removed from

Code

<network>

and placed under a new

Code

<cache>

tag. Also,

Code

<cachemembuffersize>

is renamed to

Code

<memorysize>

and

Code

<readbufferfactor>

is renamed to

Code

<readfactor>

.

See Here

**Klojum** · December 13, 2016 at 12:04 PM Official Post

Quote

The system do not do nothing

That is not an acceptable problem description. A double negative -> positive. So basically your system does everything.

The question is, why do you even need to mess around with those settings.
Kodi's default settings are fine for 9/10 situations.

jmooremcc · December 13, 2016 at 1:14 PM

4.1 advancedsettings.xml changes
Main page: advancedsettings.xml
<useddsfanart> - removed in v17 Krypton.
<cachemembuffersize> and <readbufferfactor> - In v17 <cachemembuffersize> is renamed to <memorysize> and <readbufferfactor> is renamed to <readfactor>. In addition, all three buffer related settings in <network> are moved out of <network> and into a new <cache> parent tag.
<minvideocachelevel>, <minaudiocachelevel>, and <cacheindvdplayer> have been removed in v17.
<useffmpegvda> - Tag was only used for development testing. Removed in v17.

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wasapa · December 13, 2016 at 2:12 PM

Quote from Klojum

That is not an acceptable problem description. A double negative -> positive. So basically your system does everything.

The question is, why do you even need to mess around with those settings.
Kodi's default settings are fine for 9/10 situations.

Thanks for all responses.

I don't know what would be the problem, but I have reinstalled LE and my advancedsettings works again.

I'm sorry for my English. I need to improve it more.

I have used google translator for some expression and maybe the structure is not correct. If i use defaults settings I have cuts in acestream channels and online movies. I need a little more buffer to solve it.

Thank you for all information about krypton kodi changes. In future updates would be necessary.

**Iridium** · December 13, 2016 at 6:09 PM Official Post

From Kodi:

Note: Even if you change the cache settings in Kodi, that won't change how fast the video file data comes in over the network. For example, it won't make a slow server load the video any faster.

See HOW-TO:Modify the video cache - Official Kodi Wiki

**Klojum** · December 13, 2016 at 10:24 PM Official Post

Quote from wasapa

If i use defaults settings I have cuts in acestream channels and online movies

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