[storstenson]

Hi

I have a problem that makes it impossible for me to set cache size for videos over WLAN. It is always at 0. I have tried to make change in advancedsettings.xml and guisettings.xml, but nothing seems to work. I have a fast, but sometimes unstable (for just a second or two) 300 Mbit connection. I can transfer a file with size of 50 MB in under 15 sec (so 1080p MKV @ average 10 -25 Mbit should not be a problem, right?). My movies stops to buffer when I get just a small drop in WLAN speed. Increasing the buffer size must help.... Can some help me?

[rocketpants]

. You need to give a bit more info. Post the changes you have made to advancedsettings.xml or better still turn on debug logging and post the xbmc.log to pastebin.com or similar. Details on how to do this are in the wiki.

[storstenson]

Thanks take a look at this, I will upload to complete log later on.


<advancedsettings>
<setting>value</setting>
<network>
<cachemembuffersize>52428800</cachemembuffersize>
</network>
<video>
<subsdelayrange>100</subsdelayrange>
<video>
<setting>value</setting>
</advancedsettings>


And this for guisettings:

- <cache>
<harddisk>256</harddisk>
</cache>
- <cacheaudio>
<dvdrom>256</dvdrom>
<internet>256</internet>
<lan>256</lan>
</cacheaudio>
- <cachedvd>
<dvdrom>16384</dvdrom>
<lan>16384</lan>
</cachedvd>
- <cacheunknown>
<internet>16384</internet>
</cacheunknown>
- <cachevideo>
<dvdrom>16384</dvdrom>
<internet>16384</internet>
<lan>16384</lan>
</cachevideo>

[storstenson]

Switched to cabel