Your best bet would be to try the latest X86 version 9.2 on a USB flash drive (Don't install) and see if everything works as expected. There is ALWAYS issues with certain graphic cards.
If not, then stick with what works unless you really really really need to upgrade.
Please do a search first for "screen tearing". If not resolved, please create a new thread.
Not with that small amount of detail.
This is LibreELEC not OpenElec.
If you downloaded the LibreELEC creator then you will need to check you downloaded the correct version 32bit or 64bit (depending on your CPU architecture).
If 64bit then try:
sudo ./LibreELEC.USB-SD.Creator.Linux-64bit.bin
Apart from Kodi parental controls and sleep timer, there is - as you say - not a lot out there.
I did find This which might do what you want.
You might get a better response if you ask your question in English. Try google translate to get an adequate translation or wait for our German users to answer.
2GB is fine for most of LE. If you want to run multiple docker containers or other addons (emby, pihole etc.) then for an extra $10 the extra 2GB won't do any harm.
Emby server is available in the LE repository --> Services.
Emby con is available in the Kodi repository.
Or you can try a docker image of Jellfyin (Similar to Emby but open(ish) source) Jellyfin
Looks like it's booting to Ubuntu (Old operating system?) You need to enter the boot menu from the BIOS and select the USB drive as the first bootable device.
Just go to settings --> LE --> Backup
As long as you haven't made any unusual modifications, a LE backup and restore should work fine.
Hello everyone,
I'm looking for some recommendations as I would like to buy a new box and run LibreElec on it. Currently using the OSMC vero 4k I'm not happy with that box's stability and some flaws in the remote (lack of power off/on capability).
Have you tried contacting OSMC with your concerns? From previous users, they have been really happy.
Also, you can install LE on it, if you prefer.
As to your other requirements, try searching the forum as there are many threads about new boxes.
Can you run a program to output free -m every hour or so and when a crash occurs, post the output.
Also what other addons, programs are you running outside of normal LE?
Iridium we were looking also for that batch processing function. Due comskip in windows didn't cut perfectly.
Is that script processing all recordings on specific folder? And folder path you put on that <filename> section?
How do you trigger that schedule?
Sorry for lot of questions.
@JanneK I've moved from LE to Raspbian for TVH so I'm not totally sure of file locations.
Your easiest solution is to put the full path of the script in TVH --> Configuration --> Recording --> Profile --> Post-processor command.
Use "%b" to add the TVH filename as input to the script. This works fine for SD. HD files take forever to process (More than the actual program length).
So for me: /home/pi/bin/QTVHComskip "%b"
Batch processing does have issues unless you are sure no recording will take place whilst the script is running. I got round this by writing a script that moves the file in question once it has completed recording
Find the comskip executable with which comskip
This is the script I used for batch processing: Change .txt to .sh
Now 80s and Now 90s for Hannington are on Com8 C56 754.0MHZ - also Quest HD and BBC4 HD
See Hannington
I have a feeling you may need to add the FFMPEG addon from the LE repository.
If you still have issues:
I assume you used a pre-defined TVH MUX - uk.<transmitter>
If so, this is more than likely an out of date file. Check the frequencies in TVH against those from your transmitter.
If your not too sure what you're doing, let me know what your transmitter is and I can have a look.
