2024-10-12, 05:43
Is the CPM version of coreelec what's recommended? Where can I get the latest version?
2024-10-12, 10:07
(2024-10-12, 05:43)nowwhereman Wrote: Is the CPM version of coreelec what's recommended? Where can I get the latest version?
See link in first post:
https://github.com/cpm-code/xbmc/releases/
2024-10-12, 13:24
(2024-10-12, 05:43)nowwhereman Wrote: Is the CPM version of coreelec what's recommended? Where can I get the latest version?
See relevant info for CPM versions here
2024-10-14, 13:48
strangely the x96 x10 (8GB 64GB ROM) is only going for $114 (pre tax) from aliexpress
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/10050060...ry_from%3A
how is it that it's cheaper than the AM6B+ with half the ram and storage and older chipset? Imagine if team CoreELEC team get FEL working on this box and a good sale that brings it under $110
the 8GB is useful for very heavy skins right? Arctic Fuse 2?
team CoreELEC is actually working on that specific box so you can expect 10 year support like the N2+ if they are successful.
That will probably be my next box in 2 years
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/10050060...ry_from%3A
how is it that it's cheaper than the AM6B+ with half the ram and storage and older chipset? Imagine if team CoreELEC team get FEL working on this box and a good sale that brings it under $110
the 8GB is useful for very heavy skins right? Arctic Fuse 2?
team CoreELEC is actually working on that specific box so you can expect 10 year support like the N2+ if they are successful.
That will probably be my next box in 2 years
2024-10-14, 23:53
I got CPM installed on the AM6+, and I though I was all set, but I've been getting regular video buffering when playing bigger Blu-ray rips. I'm streaming through the Jellyfin addon, and using ethernet. Are there some recommended network settings I should be using?
2024-10-15, 00:17
(2024-10-14, 23:53)nowwhereman Wrote: but I've been getting regular video buffering when playing bigger Blu-ray rips. I'm streaming through the Jellyfin addon
you will be best served asking them on their forum https://forum.jellyfin.org they can look through your logs and try to narrow it down for you
typically there isn't any issue with jellyfin on kodi and tends to actually be better that network filesystems (NFS/SMB/etc)
check your transcode settings though, if you haven't setup hardware transcoding and it is trying to transcode then i guarantee that it's going to stutter using software transcoding
2024-10-15, 02:25
(2024-10-14, 23:53)nowwhereman Wrote: I got CPM installed on the AM6+, and I though I was all set, but I've been getting regular video buffering when playing bigger Blu-ray rips. I'm streaming through the Jellyfin addon, and using ethernet. Are there some recommended network settings I should be using?
i had buffering that did not present itself until playing higher bitrate rips ~90Mbps. the "Settings->Services->Caching" settings described below alleviated that for me.
https://discourse.coreelec.org/t/guide-s.../51231/155
2024-10-16, 04:10
Thanks, I changed the caching to Adaptive and tried changing the memory size from 64MB up to 512MB, but I'm still getting buffering .
I tried switching over to the Plex addon since I see more people using Plex
https://github.com/croneter/PlexKodiConnect
Unfortunately that didn't help, I'm still getting buffering on high bitrate videos 😔
When I put the same video file on a USB drive, no buffering. It must be network related. What's the easiest way to run a speed test?
I tried switching over to the Plex addon since I see more people using Plex
https://github.com/croneter/PlexKodiConnect
Unfortunately that didn't help, I'm still getting buffering on high bitrate videos 😔
When I put the same video file on a USB drive, no buffering. It must be network related. What's the easiest way to run a speed test?
2024-10-16, 08:16
2024-10-16, 15:32
(2024-10-16, 04:10)nowwhereman Wrote: Thanks, I changed the caching to Adaptive and tried changing the memory size from 64MB up to 512MB, but I'm still getting buffering .iperf is a good way to test local network speeds. it's peer to peer between the two specific devices you care about. a lot of those speedtest add ons are from the device to public internet, which isn't really what you want to test.
I tried switching over to the Plex addon since I see more people using Plex
https://github.com/croneter/PlexKodiConnect
Unfortunately that didn't help, I'm still getting buffering on high bitrate videos 😔
When I put the same video file on a USB drive, no buffering. It must be network related. What's the easiest way to run a speed test?
https://wiki.coreelec.org/coreelec:network#iperf
setup your device serving content (plex, jellyfin etc) as the receiver
2024-10-16, 15:35
Not as easy, but maybe more accurate is iperf3. Here's a tutorial of how between a NAS & a computer. But, same principal between NAS & CoreELEC, running two instances of iperf3 on your computer.
Ha, jinx @signde, we had the same idea
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Ha, jinx @signde, we had the same idea
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2024-10-17, 14:04
Discovering that not all UHD Blurays offer FEL content... starting to wonder if the future is MEL only...
2024-10-17, 16:23
DV is unnecessarily over-complicated IHMO. Maybe by design. PQ, dynamic colors are/can be amazing, but the format is convoluted.
2024-10-19, 12:39
can someone answer this question, I've realised the chart is tied to mainly local media. The AM6B+ is king and although support after kodi 22 isn't planned it will carry on playing all the media you through at it. But What about people that rely on addons. Addons can't carry on supporting older kodi versions.
Is that something the chart should take in account or have another section. Best Kodi device for addons and their future support , or something. Some addons have DV files too.
Is that something the chart should take in account or have another section. Best Kodi device for addons and their future support , or something. Some addons have DV files too.
