Just to give you a "warning" cputemp: give RPi SoC sensor priority by MilhouseVH · Pull Request #3073 · LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub your problem lead to some updates for the cputemp script so once it's merged might you have to check it first if something is broken
LibreELEC-RR 9.x [ Emulationstation | Retroarch | Pegasus | DolphinQT | Moonlight | Chrome | Spotify ]
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Just to give you a "warning" cputemp: give RPi SoC sensor priority by MilhouseVH · Pull Request #3073 · LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub your problem lead to some updates for the cputemp script so once it's merged might you have to check it first if something is broken
Turns out the problem it is not located in the /usr/bin/cputemp script, the current version of this script correctly reports the CPU temperature as it is read from /sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone0/temp. It seems that Kodi does not use this script, probably reads the temperature directly from /sys/class/hwmon/hwmon0/temp1_input.
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Yes sorry, I had misread the posts in this thread and thought the problem was with the cputemp script. I've closed the PR now.
The easiest solution to fix the problem with Kodi is to add:
in advancedsettings.xml.
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Yes sorry, I had misread the posts in this thread and thought the problem was with the cputemp script. I've closed the PR now.
The easiest solution to fix the problem with Kodi is to add:
in advancedsettings.xml.
NP -> maybe something for the LE Wiki?
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Updated to Beta 13 from Beta 12.
No problems. Everything is running smoothly.
Except citra ... Still no audio.
Dolphin works fine.
Retroarch works fine and using the citra lib core, runs slow with audio.
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Updated to Beta 13 from Beta 12.
No problems. Everything is running smoothly.
Except citra ... Still no audio.
Dolphin works fine.
Retroarch works fine and using the citra lib core, runs slow with audio.
You could try to create a file usePulseAudio in /storage/.config/ maybe this fixes your quirks. If your audio is "broken" in Citra it's probably because you use the Nvidia card for audio output.
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5schatten I have an issue with amd hdmi audio (on two differents cards r7 260 and r9 270x), there are crackling noise and the audio has some kind of bad echo in it (sound repeats 3 times in kodi for example).
This issue happens both in kodi and retroarch, is it a know issue for amd hdmi audio?
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I would like to know how i can compile the makemkv addon myself?
I tried create_addon makemkv but gives error :
./scripts/create_addon: config/functions: line 16: syntax error: unexpected "(" (expecting "fi")
Thanks
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I would like to know how i can compile the makemkv addon myself?
I tried create_addon makemkv but gives error :
./scripts/create_addon: config/functions: line 16: syntax error: unexpected "(" (expecting "fi")
Thanks
Works fine for me
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5schatten I have an issue with amd hdmi audio (on two differents cards r7 260 and r9 270x), there are crackling noise and the audio has some kind of bad echo in it (sound repeats 3 times in kodi for example).
This issue happens both in kodi and retroarch, is it a know issue for amd hdmi audio?
What's your audio backend? ALSA or PulseAudio?
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I think i found the problem... i tried to compile it on the LE machine..
It is running now on my linuxmint 18.3 system.
Sorry about that
Is it normal that it is compiling everything? i thought it will only compile the addon?
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I think i found the problem... i tried to compile it on the LE machine..
It is running now on my linuxmint 18.3 system.
Sorry about that
Is it normal that it is compiling everything? i thought it will only compile the addon?
It won't compile everything but the dependencies are mandatory.
PKG_DEPENDS_TARGET="toolchain makemkv-bin openssl expat ffmpeg zlib
LibreELEC.tv/package.mk at libreelec-9.0-rr · 5schatten/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub
And of course these packages have dependencies too so once all are build it should start to build makemkv.
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What's your audio backend? ALSA or PulseAudio?
Alsa
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It won't compile everything but the dependencies are mandatory.
PKG_DEPENDS_TARGET="toolchain makemkv-bin openssl expat ffmpeg zlib
LibreELEC.tv/package.mk at libreelec-9.0-rr · 5schatten/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub
And of course these packages have dependencies too so once all are build it should start to build makemkv.
Oke i understand, thanks for the explaining!
It's working now, i found the zip in the target dir!
One question left, how do i update the makemkv addon? simply by changing the PKG_VERSION="1.12.3"?
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Hey 5schatten ,
just a few questions, haven't found anything related in this thread:
Are you planning to support BitTorrent and dm-crypt in this dist?
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You could try to create a file usePulseAudio in /storage/.config/ maybe this fixes your quirks. If your audio is "broken" in Citra it's probably because you use the Nvidia card for audio output.
Tried, does not work either. I will give it a try without the GPU. -
Oke i understand, thanks for the explaining!
It's working now, i found the zip in the target dir!
One question left, how do i update the makemkv addon? simply by changing the PKG_VERSION="1.12.3"?
Well you probably need to update the makemkv-bin package too. But to be honest why do you bother build this addon yourself?
Choosing a S905 / S905X / S905D / S905W / S912 box guide
Tried, does not work either. I will give it a try without the GPU.Better give the onboard HDMI output a try...
Hey 5schatten ,
just a few questions, haven't found anything related in this thread:
Are you planning to support BitTorrent and dm-crypt in this dist?
Not really since I don't use it myself Maybe if sky42 will build some stuff for LE9 I'll can "copy paste" it
Alsa
Hmmm can you try the usePulseAudio ?
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