paul Wrote:any idea what's involved in adding the extra 64mb of ram? you need specialist equipment to do it properly. to be honest i don't think it's worth the hassle or the risk to your xbox one solder splash in the wrong spot and you end up with a large black brick.

Rookie Wrote:The Debug-Kit already has the extra ram.Also the tedious part of the replacement isn't removing the solder it's the replacing it and re-soldering.The points are very small,and it would be real easy to bridge the connections.No special tools other than your basics,just a steady hand and good eyes.

dynamix Wrote:Well, with the new T3CH release it's possible again to play dvd's (.iso and video_ts folders) with this lite mod. Though i cannot start any tvshows (.avi) Seems kinda weird because the dvd files are way bigger. So i think it's due to the tvshow views, correct me if i'm wrong.

Anyone else having these problems?

dynamix Wrote:Well, with the new T3CH release it's possible again to play dvd's (.iso and video_ts folders) with this lite mod. Though i cannot start any tvshows (.avi) Seems kinda weird because the dvd files are way bigger. So i think it's due to the tvshow views, correct me if i'm wrong.

Anyone else having these problems?

malsbury Wrote:I am seeing a very similar issue in trying to play TV Shows. Everything works fine with the 4/4 T3CH with the PH3.HD skin, but from the Stark_Lite skin I can not play TV Shows (.avi or .mpg). Movies play fine in Stark_Lite and the files are of similar origins and codecs. Here are two xbmc log files of me doing the exact same thing, once unsuccessfully with Stark_Lite and one without problem with PH3.HD. Basically just navigating from the home menu -> video -> TV Shows (smb share) -> Top Gear -> Select Episode to Play. Doing it this way it just fails to play and jumps back to the menu.

Stark_Lite: http://pastebin.com/f5a803a71

PH3.HD: http://pastebin.com/f45305347

If I use Library mode to navigate, it generally locks up the system when I select the episode.

Hope these are helpful.

Cranial Wrote:It's not the file causing the issue. With the TV episodes not playing I believe it's due to being stuck with the black overlay on top of background images, which is eating up memory. I assume the entire background image plus the overlay is loaded into RAM. I've found more freemem available with showcase over panel view.

Just my 2 cents.

kautious Wrote:I was having the same problems trying to watch some of my Tv show that are stored on my xbox. So I turn off the multi thumb (I think thats right) and just have that one image.Now Im able to play all avi's . Hope that helps.

paul Wrote:Also turn off the zoom animation as it all helps

kautious Wrote:I was having the same problems trying to watch some of my Tv show that are stored on my xbox. So I turn off the multi thumb (I think thats right) and just have that one image.Now Im able to play all avi's . Hope that helps.