I've been searching the web for the problem mentioned in title of this post. I have tried official solution which involves setting a higher value for file and video cache among other things. I have even upgraded it to the lastest version: 3.1.8.
But the problem persisted.
So I ended up doing the most basic thing to do when an specific software doesn't work: downgrading to a working version. Uninstalled version 3 and installed version 2.0.7 and I was able to play all H264 videos with no freeze.
Be warned thou, if you want to play H265 you will need either another player or converting the files to H264. For converting the file, I made an script with generates an h264 dir in the current directory and then output the converted files there:
rudy@madcat3:~/bin$ cat convertir.h265.sh
#!/bin/bash
mkdir 264
for file in *.mkv
do ffmpeg -n -i "${file}" -map 0 -c:a aac -c:s copy -c:v libx264 264/"${file}"
done
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