Diggz AIO Added for Kodi Omega

[The Chef]

Added new Diggz AIO for Omega 21..Enjoy!!

[dorriss]

I installed this AIO and now I can't watch a 4k movie without a split second pause happening every so many seconds. Has something changed or updated the caching methods used by previous versions because mine ran flawlessly until I installed this new AIO BUILD. Is there a file that contains these settings for handling buffering?

Thank you.

[dorriss]

Found my problem, and all it took was re-installing my video drivers. Not sure why they acted up, but at least I'm able to view 4K material without and buffer issues again. The work you put into v1.2 menu systems outshines this current release. I really liked all the widgets you added when mouse highlighted selections, plus the easy quick ability to see trailers. Would you consider putting those back into this latest version?

Keep up the good work. It's appreciated.

[dorriss]

Hi Chef, I'm enjoying all your efforts you put into your updated versions of AIO's.
Question. Is it possible for you to make available some of your previous versions still when you put out a new version?
For those who failed to make backups this resolves so many problems should they want to revert back to your previous release.
Your version 1.4 AIO DEBRIB for example was excellent in my view and I'm sure many agree. Is it difficult to add it as an option to still install it rather than (retire it) right away on an update. Maybe state a date these will no longer be available, or create a menu to install older version maybe? Just a thought.
Thank you for your time.

[The Chef]

Hi Chef, I'm enjoying all your efforts you put into your updated versions of AIO's.
Question. Is it possible for you to make available some of your previous versions still when you put out a new version?
For those who failed to make backups this resolves so many problems should they want to revert back to your previous release.
Your version 1.4 AIO DEBRIB for example was excellent in my view and I'm sure many agree. Is it difficult to add it as an option to still install it rather than (retire it) right away on an update. Maybe state a date these will no longer be available, or create a menu to install older version maybe? Just a thought.
Thank you for your time.

So exactly what is different about the old AIO 1.4 build that you liked, please tell me.

[dorriss]

It was the last version prior to this latest release just so we are talking about the proper AIO.
I really liked how you divided the sports into two seperate main menus as LIVE. I loved all the widgets you put in place above every menu selection making choses quickly and being able to simply highlight a movie and with one up arrow you could see the trailer automatically. That I thought was excellent. The setup I found was easier at least to me. Your sports package included HDSPORT, whereas this version its not included. I never had any issues watching 4K movies, but for some reason installing this new version changed something my video card didn't like and until finally after many many efforts of re-installing everything from scratch I finally simply reinstalled my video card drivers and that solved that.

I just think leaving the previous version up with your latest update just makes it easier if users haven't backed up and can simply redownload the process of that version if they needed to. Even if you make it a policy that allows your new update a bit of wiggle room to get any kinks out that may have gone unnoticed for a period of time. Don't just force people to update with no going back right away. Your updates generally alter what you've put in the diggz repo repository. Am I correct?
Thank you for getting back to me.
Dan