I have almost exactly the same NUC but the i5 version (DC53427HYE / i5-3427U) and have no stutter on any 1080p videos.
Posts by blueribb
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What version of LibreElec are you running ?
Have you tried a newer version of Libreelec ?
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You should post that question on the Kodi / YouTube Forum page. I have "Watch Later" and it works perfectly but a lot of people either can't get it or it doesn't work. I have no clue why.
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Have you tried looking for support on the Kodi Addons Forum ? (search for Airplay in top right corner)
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I installed SACD ISO support (version 0.1.2.4) on both of my Intel NUC's and rebooted. All my SACD ISO files were now visible and played perfectly - even the multi-channel ones. I understand why my AVR displays PCM instead of ISO when playing these files but truthfully, when I play an SACD ISO with my old Sony Blu Ray Player and the AVR displays "SACD", I hear no difference at all. I am 70 years old now and maybe my ears can't distinguish the difference.
I have no idea what the wavpack dsd/mpd addon is for or what it would add to your listening experience, so I can't help you any further. I suggest you look for help within the forums for the addons instead of Libreelec.
Good Luck
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Yes, that is the wrong version
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What version of Libreelec are you using ?
You must be running LE 10 (Matrix) (Kodi 19 or 19.1) in order to install the correct addon. The actual LE download number is 9.97.1 (latest).
The link above is to Kodi's Forum pages and the thread is about playing DSD / SACD files using XBMC (old name for Kodi). I don't know where you saw info on ripping SACD's with a PS3 unless they discussed that in the thread.
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Have you tried the OpenVPN Support Forum ? You might want to ask there about exceptions.
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Here is a link to SACD/DSDIFF playback on the Kodi Forum:
To install the addon, do this:
Go to add-ons / kodi addon repository / audio decoders / SACD ISO support
Note: This is only supported with Kodi 19 versions
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I have been playing SACD ISO's and DSD files (even multi) for months now using LE
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Exactly how did you "force" SMB 1 in KODI settings ?
Did you use backslashes or forward slashes after smb: ?
SMB 2 & 3 do not allow you to "browse" for folders. You must enter complete paths
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Internet box ?
Do you mean Router ?
Maybe your router does not accept SMB2/3 connections
smb://192.168.1.1/boxcleusb should work if your router accepts SMB 2 & 3
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DVI-D "can" support 2-channel audio. The question is whether "your" computer will output stereo through the DVI-D interface. If you don't find these settings in the BIOS, then follow the instructions above from Da Flex.
