2013-08-22, 05:42
I don't think these three settings will help your situation, and I don't know of any other cache settings in XBMC.
(2013-08-26, 01:41)sdsnyr94 Wrote: Is anyone else having trouble with movies stopping after a little over an hour?
(2013-08-26, 08:30)MilhouseVH Wrote:(2013-08-26, 01:41)sdsnyr94 Wrote: Is anyone else having trouble with movies stopping after a little over an hour?
Looks like an unstable or flaky network/NFS connection.
MOD edit: removed log spam
(2013-08-26, 15:16)sdsnyr94 Wrote: To further test, I started playing 'The Dark Knight Rises' last night, and it dropped out after about 25 minutes. I then changed 'cachemembuffersize' from 0 to 5242880, and the movie played to completion.
(2013-08-26, 19:12)mayoman Wrote: On the subject of pasting logfile snippets, I appreciate the clutter & database busting effects of large dumps, but as a relatively novice user, a 2 line log snippet is often much more informative than a pastebin reference to the full log plus a response suggesting the likely problem. People are also less likely to specifically point to the relevant section of the logfile if they have to go through the added step of uploading to pastebin. And finally, its helpful to have RELEVANT log lines in the thread itself if you are searching on the forum for issues that create the same error in your logfile. Maybe an informal protocol of something 4 lines max?
Just my 2c on the matter
(2013-08-26, 19:12)mayoman Wrote: On the subject of pasting logfile snippets, I appreciate the clutter & database busting effects of large dumps, but as a relatively novice user, a 2 line log snippet is often much more informative than a pastebin reference to the full log plus a response suggesting the likely problem. People are also less likely to specifically point to the relevant section of the logfile if they have to go through the added step of uploading to pastebin. And finally, its helpful to have RELEVANT log lines in the thread itself if you are searching on the forum for issues that create the same error in your logfile. Maybe an informal protocol of something 4 lines max?
Just my 2c on the matter
(2013-08-27, 15:38)amet Wrote: its not all about database clutter, it also has to do with the information contained on the top of the log, which version it is, platform... etc
when you just snip 2 lines that show the error, a lot of the times the reason why error happened in a first place is just above, type of stream or local file, network protocol and other very useful info