If you have, this is how you can change the coding in the playercorefactory. If you haven't installed an external player, click on the link below to see how you can do so. You could try changing the media player that you use from the basic playercorefactory.xml file. It is possible that genesis doesn't work well with the media player that you are using. Another option would be if your router has a USB port, or willing to buy one, and then every TV/device with upnp/dlna capabilities in the house would be able to access it. I'm running kodi on my one plus one device via localcast and streaming onto my chromecast. Simplest way is to plug the HD into a PC/laptop and share the drive, then add that as a network source in kodi. Think that is why I have started to see more No Streams. About the same time I started to notice issues with Genesis.

Un Chromecast con Google TV tiene interfaz como la de una tele con Android TV. Don't know if you guys are aware, but unless things have changed, I think that is due to genesis not been updated anymore. El móvil puede permanecer en el bolsillo. Loading a stream takes quite a bit of time. I have noticed these issues recently with Genesis too. If there are a bunch on things on wifi, you will likely experience local network lag as you describe above unless you go wireless N only, or AC which should be ok with 3 devices. That's what I meant by laggy - just wanted to clarify. Vodka wrote: ↑I meant the genesis addon - my devices are all wired, and stating streams from that addon has always been laggy - like 1/8 times it loads quick, the other times it takes a while to load when it takes a long time to start, it's also choppy during play (the other side that's providing the stream can't keep up and the play buffer runs out faster than it can keep up - like youtube on a slow connection). Or if you don't like no-name Android boxes, the new Apple TV 4 can have kodi side-loaded. Then you can just install Kodi on it and be done with it. Get an android TV Box off amazon for about $50. Just wondering what your kodi solutions are and how I could reduce my streaming lag? Not an ideal way for me to cast but I'm wondering if there's a better solution? I'm able to cast the kodi on it via chrome browser and selecting kodi, however I'm not able to get any sound and the image quality is very pixelated. Enable UPnP on Kodi and install something like BubbleUPnP onto Android mobile (or equivalent app on other platforms) go to YouTube for example click Share to and select BubbleUPnP then it ask what UPnP you wish to use for Playback and should list Kodi. It doesn't have an hdmi port so I would have to try to chromecast. Casting to Kodi has worked for a long time via the UPnP protocol. I've also tried using an older laptop with ubuntu on it. Do you guys have any ideas? If it were chromecast, would raspberry pi2 display on my television better? I'm starting to believe that it's the genesis and not my setup. However, on other video add-ons such as CBC it displays perfectly well. st.263685/įinding streams on genesis to not load due to chromecast codec incompatiblities, and when I get it to load it lags lots. Walprice wrote: ↑I'm running kodi on my one plus one device via localcast and streaming onto my chromecast.

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