Execute('SetPendingBufferSize?, bytes )
This command has to be called between 'InitPlayer' and 'StartPlayback' command. This command is optional, so if widget doesn't call this command, media player will use default size which is recommanded.
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//For any type stream
//If the Value < 1KB then set default Value
//E.g. If you want to set 5MB then set the Value to 5120KB = 1024 * 5
Settings.SetTotalBufferSize_AllType = 0; //It sets the total It sets the total It sets the total (KB)
Settings.SetInitialBufferSize_AllType = 0; // It sets the initial buffered data size before start playback (KB)
Settings.SetPendingBufferSize_AllType = 0; //It sets the minimum data size which goes out from buffering, when media player is on buffering status (KB)
//If the Value < 1ms then set default Value
Settings.SetInitialTimeOut_AllType = 0; //It sets the maximum time out value for initial buffering before starting playback (ms)
//Individual for some type stream
Settings.SetTotalBufferSize = {
'RADIO': 0,
'HTTP-HD': 0,
};
Settings.SetInitialBufferSize = {
'RADIO': 0,
'HTTP-HD': 0,
};
Settings.SetPendingBufferSize = {
'RADIO': 0,
'HTTP-HD': 0,
};
Settings.SetInitialTimeOut = {
'RADIO': 0,
'HTTP-HD': 0,
};
. At first I thought it was a issue IPTV provider. I began monitored ISP connection and ping my gateway. And it turned out that packets loses already on the gateway (otherwise, some packets had to wait a very long time >100 ms). I reported the fault to my ISP and now is fine. Sometimes but very rarely it happens to reload stream.
