that's already solved as also posted at kodinerds
Posts by DaVu
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HOW-TO:Modify the video cache - Official Kodi Wiki
That's the way how the video cache is being modified. Please post your advancedsettings.xml
Maybe there's something wrong inside it.
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try to give it another IP address. Probably try some static one
I doubt that Kodi should have a .1 adress. Normally (in the case you didn't change anything) it should be a 192.168.0.0/24 Network. The Gateway (your router) should (except you changed that) have 192.168.0.1 as its IP. So Kodi should get something between 192.168.0.2 and 192.168.0.254
So I'm really wondering why your Kodi machine gets that IP address. Hence why I suggest du use something different which you should set manually.
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Honestly, its probably just a few lines of code to implement this change, but it will probably take 5-10 years untill those 2 options will ever get introduced in a Kodi build... ("Full HD and up" AND "4K and up").
GitHub - LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv: Just enough OS for KODI
PR welcome
If it's that easy. then just do it.
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seems your case is closed.
Thanks for giving us some feedback
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Also answered at forum.kodi.tv
Take a look at that setting: Settings/Player/Videos - Official Kodi Wiki
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If you have problems which are skin related, I would ask at the specific skin-subforum at forum.kodi.tv
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Interesting that you are using a Class A network at home
Anyway...try copying the file locally to the machine and play it from there. If it doesn´t stutter while playing locally then I would pay some attention on your network.
If it still stutters, we might need a new logfile
To keep the log short and clean:
- enable debug logging
- reboot the device or at least restart kodi
- reproduce your issue as fast as you can (don´t do anything else)
- provide the log at Pastebin.com - #1 paste tool since 2002! and post a link to it.
Downloading logfiles is annoying. Therefore we have paste-services
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Try another USB stick or try to rewrite the image.
Which tool did you use to write the image to the USB stick?
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Raspberry Pi 2 with le8.2.0 is not playing the MKV files, how to solve this issue. Is there comming an update for it?
Get us a logfile, please.
Making guesses is not what we want to do
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if you open the windows console, you can enter: net share to see how the share is named on your host machine. Then just use:
smb://ip_of_host/share_name
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Provide the full and complete debuglog, please.
That snippet is completely useless
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What I want to do is to add a permanent share in Ubuntu to my rpi2
So we have a Ubuntu problem and not a LibreELEC problem here?
LibreELEC already shares specific folders via SMB. Those should can be accessed via:
accessing_libreelec [LibreELEC]
(search for the Ubuntu section)
Not all subfolders in /storage/ are shared via SMB by default. .kodi for example is not. /storage/ itself should be accessed by the IP to the RPi.
But you can easily create your own share:
Just ssh in into LibreELEC and switch to /storage/: cd /storage/
create the share-folder: mkdir my_great_share_folder
switch to the folder: cd /storage/.config
Inside that folder search for a file called: samba.conf.sample
Rename that file via mv to samba.conf: mv samba.conf.sample samba.conf
Then edit the file. You will see a lot of shares which exist by default. Just take one of them as a template and change the specific things which will lead to the folder you just created. I guess it's pretty obvious which needs to be change. If it's not, then just mention which sections are unclear.
I also plan to write a wiki for that specific part. Hopefully I will find the time soon to create it.
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Maybe that helps: how_to:mount_network_share [LibreELEC]
Be aware, that you can't mount anything in / because you don't have write permission to that part.
But it's absolutely not a problem to mount something under /storage/
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at least it's included in 8.2.1
LibreELEC.tv/packages/sysutils/open-iscsi at libreelec-8.2 · LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub
not sure why you think it's not included in 8.0.2:
LibreELEC.tv/packages/sysutils/open-iscsi at libreelec-8.0 · LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub
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Could you also please try to test if it work better if you put the file into an ISO image? I don't have any problems with my DVD ISO files.
