Linux and VLC as a client.
Posted: Sun Jan 17, 2016 11:47 pm
I'm using Linux (Ubuntu 15.10) and VLC as a client/player to view my media library.
Recently with the newer versions of VLC nightly builds v3.0.0+ there is a BIG update with the UPnP module. With versions before this you had to wait a long time for VLC to "read" the hole media-list from the server before you could view anything. NOW you get instant access
My problem now is that videos that I could watch before (often 720p or more) now seems to be lagging/stuttering/frame drops. I use NO transcoding.
Is there anyone else here that uses these settings and software to view your media server, or maybe there is a kind soul that could also test this out and comment me back.
If you also have the same issue please also drop a bug report to serviio AND vlc bug tracking (https://trac.videolan.org/vlc/timeline)
Recently with the newer versions of VLC nightly builds v3.0.0+ there is a BIG update with the UPnP module. With versions before this you had to wait a long time for VLC to "read" the hole media-list from the server before you could view anything. NOW you get instant access
My problem now is that videos that I could watch before (often 720p or more) now seems to be lagging/stuttering/frame drops. I use NO transcoding.
Is there anyone else here that uses these settings and software to view your media server, or maybe there is a kind soul that could also test this out and comment me back.
If you also have the same issue please also drop a bug report to serviio AND vlc bug tracking (https://trac.videolan.org/vlc/timeline)