Hi all,
I recently hooked my first gen Fire TV back up and installed MrMC. The only settings changes I made were to point it at my Kodi MySQL library and to set change refresh rate to "on start/stop".
I only had time for a brief play with it but noticed that when playing a 720p24 video things were a little stuttery. My tv indicated that it had switched to 1080p24 mode.
I'm sure it's just that I haven't got things configured right yet, so I haven't gotten any logs as yet.
First I thought I would come and ask what the recommended settings are on this hardware - for both MrMC and the Fire TV?
Thanks
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3. They are not coming back
4. Read from 1. again
Any mention of illegal streaming sites, addons or any pirated material will not be tolerated. This is not democracy and any offenders will be banned and posts deleted immediately without warning.
Other than that, we hope you enjoy MrMC so far and we welcome any input and feedback you might have.
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REcommended settings for Fire TV (1st gen)
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davilla
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Re: REcommended settings for Fire TV (1st gen)
increase the switch delay.
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Carcharius
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Re: REcommended settings for Fire TV (1st gen)
Thanks for the suggestion.
I played around with the switch delay. Anything more than the default 4 seconds seems to make my hdmi switch stop sending any signal through to my AVR (and from there to the TV). Even at the 4 seconds default it can be a bit hit and miss.
When that happens I have to change inputs on the switch and then change back again to get the signal restored.
Certainly seems to be an issue with my setup. When I get chance I'll try without the switch connected. I'm also going to try and get in touch with the manufacturer of the switch to see if they can help.
I played around with the switch delay. Anything more than the default 4 seconds seems to make my hdmi switch stop sending any signal through to my AVR (and from there to the TV). Even at the 4 seconds default it can be a bit hit and miss.
When that happens I have to change inputs on the switch and then change back again to get the signal restored.
Certainly seems to be an issue with my setup. When I get chance I'll try without the switch connected. I'm also going to try and get in touch with the manufacturer of the switch to see if they can help.