What is Inputstream Adaptive
The recent update release from Kodi on the Krypton 17.3 has failed to enable a feature called InputStream Adaptive. So what you say ! What does it do ? How do I use it ? Well here’s a quick explanation of what InputStream Adaptive does :
This package is required to allow add-ons like the Youtube to work properly in Krypton 17 . Therefore allowing the add-on to support 1080p resolutions and up and solve some issues with mpeg-dash videos.
The following steps can be used in Krypton 17.3 as well as any Krypton Forks Nodi, MyGica Media and SPMC v17.4-alpha 10.
Because the add-on is pre-installed in Kodi Krypton, it a simple matter of knowing where to locate it, and then enable. After opening Kodi, hover the cursor over the Add-ons tab in the vertical menu bar to your left . Red Arrow 1. Then select the My add-ons icon at the top of the screen. Red arrow 2.
Enabling Inputstream Adaptive
Scroll down to the bottom of the list of Add-ons and select VideoPlayer InputStream.
Select InputStream Adaptive option.
Click on the Enable button at the bottom of the window. Return to the previous menu. Repeat to Access the RTMP Input option and select Enable.
Confirming
As a result of correctly enabling both the InputStream Adaptive and RTMP Input, will now indicate confirmation with a Check Mark in front of each selection.
That is it, all done. You can now return to the home page.
IN CONCLUSION
This is a rather unknown and unused option in Kodi Krypton. So those of you who enjoy using the YouTube Add-on will, as a result of using the option, find an improvement in the quality and resolution. As always, if you have any questions on any topic, please stop by the Forum. It’s free to join and we have Staff on line almost round the clock.
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