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I'm using the Win32 nightly build from 2011-07-19. And I use the TWIT video add-on. That offers me a choose of 2 video sources, both from BitGravity (400K and 1M stream). Since TWIT switched studios on 2011-07-24, the BitGravity streams take a really long time to start - approx 5 minutes for either stream choice (there are only 2 - BitGravity 400K or 1M). Perhaps the add-on needs to be updated, since TWiT now streams from it's new studios?
Or is there any way to add the other TWiT sources, such as JustinTV or uStream, to this add-on?
Thanks
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Same issue here. IOS AppleTV2. Soon as they flipped the switch it went froze. I tinkered a bit and i can get it working now, but it buffers at 50% for like 5 min before it starts. I did get a message saying something about the cahe for the stream not being big enough, i cant remember, something about the cache i think, it was late.
I got it working through playon using a recently updated script, but i dont want to use a computer to run twit all day. Gets pricey.
Anyway, just sharing experience. I hope we can find away to add new sources or something. I just about had everything i need on the aTV2 and was gonna shut down my media center PC and get ready to save a nice chunk of change.
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Is this conversation continuing anyplace else? I still got the issue. I would even try changing the video source, but i dont know how. As long as its a 1bit stream, its fine.
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i use this plugin to regularly watch TWIT.
i am having regular pauses in the stream, most notably in the past couple weeks, probably in sync with the switch to their new studios. i see no "buffering" at the top of the screen to indicate XBMC is having specific issues, etc... it may well be coming from their output(??)
is anyone else seeing this?
it shouldn't matter, as its an add-on, but i am running this from a Ubuntu 10.04 LTS with XBMC installed. my home is in UK, fibre-based (34Mbps) so capacity isn't an issue, and i always select the 1Mbps BitGravity stream.