Thanks Hias. I assume TCP is the default if I don't specify a parameter, correct?
I've tried not specifying anything, and while DVD rips work fine I get the ~ 100% CPU utilization + jittered playback on my BluRay rips. Is there any option to address that CPU utilization so that I can get BluRay rips to play back OK?
Hi. I've been running a number of different rPI hardware versions (v1s, v2s, and v3s) for years to stream movies across the various TVs in my home.
Way in the past in order to get some of my BluRay rips (mkv containers) running smoothly I'd been advised to add this line to autostart.sh (I have my movie library on my desktop Windows 10 PC which is running Hanewin NFS Server):
mount -t nfs 10.0.0.2:/Movies /media/Movies -o nfsvers=3,rw,intr,noatime,rsize=32768,wsize=32768,nolock,async,proto=udp(Without all of the extra paramenters when I tried to watch BluRay rips the CPU pegged to 100% and the playback was extremely choppy (DVD rips worked fine)).
Everything worked fine for years through (and including) using Leia. Recently I went and upgraded one of my v1 hardware Pis to 11.0.1 (Nexus)... and I find that my mounts don't work (i.e. my Windows drives don't show up as Sources at all) unless I strip off "proto=udp" from the mount command.
Is it expected that the "proto=udp" option should no longer work?
Is there any altertnative I should try?
(Yeah, rPi v1 is very old but with prices as they are nowadays I can't buy a more recent h/w version).
Thanks VLouis for the reply. I've been away for a few days and only saw this now.
When I go to that setting it's already Disabled.
Hi. I have a somewhat annoying issue in the every time I turn on my TV it switches to my RPi running LibreElec. My RPi is powered by my TV (Samsung).
I have a feeling it's CEC related.
If I turn Off CEC I'm the LibreElec setting I think I lose that ability to control LibreElec with my TV remote (right?)...which would be an inconvenience.
Is there a way to turn Off the automatic input change on the TV? I use LibreElec only for movies.
The only other idea I can think of is powering the RPi manually when I want to use it.