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Try earlier versions, spin the output mode (there are three options). Personally, 6.82 works best for me, but I use FTP and Lan (5 GHz is not and with it everything depends on local conditions) due to speed indicators and stability. I tried several DLNA, with all the problem with speed.

Who told you that the ceiling? I saw 130.

kolsys,
On the LAN on your TV, the speed is about 60-70 megabits per second. And in many 4K HDR movies, bit rates often exceed 80 megabits per second. By Wi-Fi 5G, I increased the network speed to 200 megabits per second, which is three times more than LAN.

And the Plex is the slowest DLNA I've ever met. Better to use Twonky 8.3

1. 4K HDR content can be viewed without problems when the settings are set:
-buffer 100MB
-Wi-Fi 5G network
- Fast DLNA server
There is an opinion that without all this you can look normally, but usually it comes down to what you can normally watch if the weather on Mars is good and the phase of the moon is correct. Personally, without these three points, I always had problems viewing 4K HDR.

2. Say thanks to Sony. They proprietary technology motion melting stops working on non-proportional video files. Those. if the file is 1920x1080, then it works, if the BD Rip file with the cut out black stripes and has a resolution of 1920x900, then it no longer works.

1.0.63 in the header

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On Sony TV, a long press and a red button work.
In general, CEC is such a protocol with questionable compatibility.

Android app updatePerfect Player 1.4.7.1

• Added processing of the "Red" button (also works as a "Menu")
  

* Kolsys, Your file on the latest nano firmware does not work. After sleep, the black screen and not like. Then they wrote that the Network Monitor Mini Pro prevents the inclusion of waffles and lan on the same firmware is also not true. long sleep there is no waffle no lan. I rolled back to the pre.

Support for the $ {offset} variable in the catchup-source tag

kolsys,
In your case, does the provider require an offset in seconds or milliseconds?
And what kind of provider?

timestamp is the current time for example 20:00 take away start this is the start time of the transfer for example 19:00 and we get 1:00

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I read your post and honestly did not understand. Do you need to pass timestamp and start?
Then probably this way # EXTM3U catchup = "append" catchup-source = "? $ {Timestamp} - $ {start}

Explain in detail what the offset? It usually takes time to start this program + correctly present the server like sohttp://site.com/archiv..nelnel1.m3u8?utc=${start}

Let's see what you need.

Collided. If you go to the console and check the network connection (the benchmark is sewn there), you will be unpleasantly surprised - with some providers (for example, I have Beeline, 100/100, and indeed 100/100, torrents do not lie) on the console 100/4 -five!
Those. incoming 100 and outgoing 5.
I called Sony technical support, I say - wtf? Answer - this is your speed provider cuts.
And they gave out a multipage instruction on what to do on Sonka herself and call the provider to open a bunch of ports (dictated the ports themselves, a bunch of numbers)
I say - and where is the provider here at all, if I have everything connected in LAN with wires?
Answer: remote play works through the Internet. Point.
As you wish, and get out.

kolsys , here Did not find useful info? Didn’t work with catchup, maybe the instruction will take you ...
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