Set up automatic stream recovery
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Sources are not always steady. The app can notice a stalled stream and recover it without you reaching for the remote.
1. Turn on stream auto-repair
Section titled “1. Turn on stream auto-repair”Open the player’s Video settings, choose the Playback tab, and turn on Stream auto-repair. A watchdog then watches playback, and when a stream stalls it reloads it, and reconnects on its own if the connection drops.
2. Give it backups to switch to
Section titled “2. Give it backups to switch to”Auto-repair can only move to a backup if one exists. When the same channel is available from more than one source, the app fails over between them. Set up an aggregated source is how you give a channel more than one stream to try.
3. Raise the buffer on a slow connection
Section titled “3. Raise the buffer on a slow connection”On the same Playback tab, Buffer length decides how much the app reads ahead. A higher value rides out brief drops at the cost of a slower channel change. Raise it if playback stops to catch up often.
What this cannot fix
Section titled “What this cannot fix”If a single stream is delivered slowly by the source, no setting on your side speeds it up. Buffering or stuttering helps you tell a source problem from a local one.
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