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<blockquote data-quote="corporate_gadfly" data-source="post: 799419" data-attributes="member: 113254">Thanks for the update, Geoff. I had a flaky internet connection the last few weeks (TekSavvy cable teething problems). One of the issues that I noticed was that most shows were divided into multiple parts. During the transition from one part to the next, I would sometimes get an error when the next part was getting started (could not load URL) and any parts after that would be lost.Let me know, after watching an entire episode of a show (including more than one part), if you notice any problems. In between parts, you will see the &quot;buffering...&quot; prompt for a few seconds and it should pick right up with the next part (in theory).Comparing with XBMC, the transitions in XBMC multipart streaming were seamless whereas in OnlineVideos there is a definitely a pause. Is that something we have any control over, offbyone or doskabouter, or did I make a rookie mistake (again)?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="corporate_gadfly, post: 799419, member: 113254"] Thanks for the update, Geoff. I had a flaky internet connection the last few weeks (TekSavvy cable teething problems). One of the issues that I noticed was that most shows were divided into multiple parts. During the transition from one part to the next, I would sometimes get an error when the next part was getting started (could not load URL) and any parts after that would be lost. Let me know, after watching an entire episode of a show (including more than one part), if you notice any problems. In between parts, you will see the "buffering..." prompt for a few seconds and it should pick right up with the next part (in theory). Comparing with XBMC, the transitions in XBMC multipart streaming were seamless whereas in OnlineVideos there is a definitely a pause. Is that something we have any control over, offbyone or doskabouter, or did I make a rookie mistake (again)? [/QUOTE]

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