Anyone? Is there know way to set additional buffering?
On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 14:37:28 -0800, Griffon -- <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > George had asked about this a while back but I couldn't find a > response. Since I'm seeing similar issues I thought I would repose the > original question. Basically is there a way to set a larger buffer for > video playback to iron out the hiccups (most noticeable with dvd rips > streaming off the NFS backend) > > My backend is a P4 1.7 and my front end is IBM T40 laptop 1.5M so it > seems to be network rather then horse power issue. > > I'm using the recomdned mount config line in the docs > > Any thoughts? Seems like full speed G should be enough for at least > single streams. > > Thansk! > -- > -Griffon > > Hi, > > Ive been playing with a wifi (802.1G) laptop running mythfrontend. It > /amost/ works, but occasionly you get a little stutter. > > I assume this is because the wifi is dropping out a little. > > Because it works most of the time, I have concluded that the bandwidth > of the wifi is at least enough to stream myth shows (from DVB). > > Can you set Myth to read ahead a little and buffer it, to compensate > for small temporary dropouts in the connection? all it would have to > do would be to read at (say) 110% speed, and dip into the buffer when > needed. > > As an aside, can mplayer be made to do this? > > thanks > > g > -- -Griffon _______________________________________________ mythtv-users mailing list mythtv-users@mythtv.org http://mythtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mythtv-users