I have beelink r89 pcb v3.0 and micro stutters not completely gone but it's much much better now with less stutterings
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Originally posted by Elroy1 View PostThanks! I have universal initd app wich has that line already.
I have beelink r89 pcb v3.0 and micro stutters not completely gone but it's much much better now with less stutterings
- use spmc 13.4.0
- in expert configuration mode, under video use the rklibstagefright hardware acceleration only
- from post #420 by sillykeith these options:
--- to turn OFF "adjust display refresh rate to match video" and
--- turn ON "Sync playback to display" from within XMBC System -> Video -> Playback.
- from post #482 'firewall tuning' commands by vanzylst
- wlan off, ethernet on in android configuration
perhaps this may help you. my stutters are completely gone after tuning the firewall.Beelink R89 2/16GB Version PCB 3.0, Stock Firmware 111K4110_1219, SPMC 14.1
Input: Wireless Logitech K340 Keyboard & M505 Mouse, Output: Philips 42PFL7404H/12
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USB passthrough host to OTG
Wasser,
I thought I would just ask if this is possible.
With the RK3288 the host ports and OTG are seperate and I was wondering if its possible to redirect host devices.
Rationale if there is one...Touchscreen, mouse, keyboard shared between a TV box and win8.
I have been looking at some of the IP-KVM sharing apps and its a nightmare with gestures between OS-es.
I am a kernel & SDK noob and it would seem even though USB has host & accessory modes you are confined to using android protocols in accessory mode...?
Anyway just thought I would ask Wasser if he had any thoughts on this or any other guru out there.
Stuart
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Originally posted by vanzylst View PostGood news people, I've found a software-only fix/workaround to the micro stutter problem
Just put the following in your init.d config file (or you can run it from the command line):
Code:/system/bin/iptables -F bw_INPUT /system/bin/iptables -F bw_OUTPUT
The culprit seems to be the following iptables rules:
Code:Chain bw_INPUT (1 references) pkts bytes target prot opt in out source destination 3162K 12G all -- * * 0.0.0.0/0 0.0.0.0/0 ! quota globalAlert: 2097152 bytes 7279K 57G all -- * * 0.0.0.0/0 0.0.0.0/0 owner socket exists Chain bw_OUTPUT (1 references) pkts bytes target prot opt in out source destination 1809K 113M all -- * * 0.0.0.0/0 0.0.0.0/0 ! quota globalAlert: 2097152 bytes 5369K 389M all -- * * 0.0.0.0/0 0.0.0.0/0 owner socket exists
So just delete those rules and voilà ! Micro stutters gone...
Hope this works for you as well, let me know.
Cheers
and i would love to fix the stuttering problem....
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Originally posted by stuartiannaylor View PostI thought I would just ask if this is possible.
With the RK3288 the host ports and OTG are seperate and I was wondering if its possible to redirect host devices.
Rationale if there is one...Touchscreen, mouse, keyboard shared between a TV box and win8.
RK3288 2GB/16GB OC 1.9GHz at 1.2V RAM [email protected] Wasser's 3.0.11 firmware
Out: monitor FullHD 16:9, 3.5" jack headphones; In: remote control, USB HUB: keyboard + mouse + pendrive
bricked: VOYO V1 mini 8G/64GB Windows 10
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Originally posted by Henkdevries View PostInstall universal initd from playstore if you have problems and use ES file explorer and enable root explorer in options. Then try again.
Now the file is called testinitd . But now i don't know if i add the code if the code is working?
Which name should i give to the initd config file?
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Originally posted by martijn156 View PostI installed universal initd, and now 1 have some files in the init.d map.
Now the file is called testinitd . But now i don't know if i add the code if the code is working?
Which name should i give to the initd config file?
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Originally posted by gffmac View PostIf you check out this post http://www.freaktab.com/showthread.p...l=1#post266442 you can add a line of code to your init.d file (which can be called anything) which will create a file you can then check for, you will then know the script is running if the file is saved.
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Originally posted by martijn156 View PostI installed universal initd, and now 1 have some files in the init.d map.
Now the file is called testinitd . But now i don't know if i add the code if the code is working?
Which name should i give to the initd config file?
init.d app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...re.initd&hl=de
script editor: https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...roidedit&hl=de
File manager: https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...ommander&hl=de
I made a directory "scripts" unter the "Download" folder. put a file named eth0.sh in it. Gave the rights rwx rwx -rx (775) with total commander. TC needs root rights, also as es file manager. In the file you write the 2 shell commands discussed here (iptables).
Now in init.d app you config the directory, where the script is stored. mine is .../Download/scripts. Activate the app. then reboot. that's it.
Name of the script here is only interesting if you want some more scripts in an order to be run.Last edited by ChiefWiggum; 05 January 2015, 20:51.Beelink R89 2/16GB Version PCB 3.0, Stock Firmware 111K4110_1219, SPMC 14.1
Input: Wireless Logitech K340 Keyboard & M505 Mouse, Output: Philips 42PFL7404H/12
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