I personally use a Raspberry Pi with RasPlex This distro is fast / compact and works with HTTP control. You need to go into the Plex clients settings and enable the ‘HTTP control’ feature. Some Plex clients do not allow control over HTTP (such as Xbox One / PS). Some other things you could try is also enabling the experimental player as well as tweaking the transcoding settings.This is a SmartApp which allows you to view the state of, and if your client supports HTTP control, control playback / volume of your devices. Hopefully, these settings above work for you as well. Then turn off “Direct Stream” and turn off “Direct Play.”Īnd that’s it! After setting these options above I no longer suffer from jerky or stuttering playback in Plex on my Amazon Fire Stick. Then turn off “Network discovery.” Step 3īack in the Plex options click into “Advanced.” Step 2īack in the Plex Options click into “System.” Make sure the quality over local network is set to “Maximum.” Note: I am running my setup on 5Ghz Wireless N. Step 1Ĭlick into “Options” in your Plex app on the Amazon Fire Stick. I no longer have any stuttering or jerky playback. Settings to fix jerky and stuttering playbackĪfter fiddling around with the settings and reading multiple posts in the Plex forums I seem to have finally fixed it. I know it wasn’t my network as I have a pretty beefy wireless router with Wireless N. It was happening on 650MB avi files as well as HD mkv files.
After a couple weeks of using it I started to notice jerky playback occasionally and stuttering.
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