PI4 with OSMC to read folder/files on Windows10 via NFS

[angry.sardine]

@amichaelglg

How do i check if its gigabit or not?

If you’re not sure what the raw network speed is, then you should use iperf3 to measure it. Run iperf3 server on the Windows box, and the client on your OSMC device.

See here:

[How To] Check Network Performance with iperf3

Sometimes it is important to check the network performance between your OSMC Device and the device providing your media (NAS, Server, PC). Especially when you are connected via wireless the throughput variations can harm you viewing experience. This short How To should give you the required information how to install iperf3 and how to run the respective tests. When doing these tests it is suggested to have a simple setup (single switch between Sender and Receiver and avoid other traffic on the …

And you’ll make it much easier for people to help you if you post some debug logs.

Go into Settings/System/Logging and enable debug logging; reboot twice; play a video that is giving you trouble (for a minute or so); then go into Settings/My OSMC, find the Log Uploader (clipboard icon) and manually upload logs; then turn logging off again. When you upload the logs it will give you a URL; post that URL here and the OSMC guys can have a look at the state of your system, and what it’s doing while playing that video.

You might also try installing MediaInfo on your Windows box and posting the MediaInfo data for a problematic video, just to see if there’s anything odd about the file.