Posts by Iridium

Thanks for the report.

If you don't get any response can you create a "Ticket" Here

If you just want simple controls then you can't go wrong with "Flirc" £20 at CPC.

I would try two things.

1) Ask the question on the products page Here

2) Try dtoverlay=justboom-digi

OSMC should work with the install script.

Can you post the contents of /boot/config.txt from the working moodeaudio installation.

I would first confirm that your card works on the other distros. Raspbian, Volumio etc (As in the guide). If it does then we need to look into it.

Can you also try in config.txt adding dtoverlay=hifiberry-digi as it "MIGHT" work as it has the same chip.

Who knows - probably a glitch somewhere.

Give it half an hour, if issues still exist

Which library cannot be found?

If you are having serious issues, it might be worth just reinstalling from scratch.

The install instructions given will not work on LibreELEC.

However looking at the script, it should be easy to install. (Famous last words).

Edit config.txt as detailed Here

add

dtoverlay=iqaudio-digi-wm8804-audio

comment out this line so it looks like this.

#dtparam=audio=on

Reboot and then select the "new" audio device in Kodi settings and hopefully it will work as expected.

Interesting - I have an RPi TV HAT and a Xbox tuner, and used them independently, BUT I have never tried them together.

I would try them independently and log the results. If they both work - then that's the issue

I "HAVE" a feeling this may be a mismatch between the SPI of the TV HAT and the USB Xbox tuner as they both cannot communicate with each other.

We could TRY and debug this, but I have a feeling that this is RPi hardware specific and not a software issue.

You COULD post a debug log but I'm not too sure it will help.

I don't use Kore or Yatse but I haven't seen any issues on LE 9.0.1 so I doubt it is a software issue.

Can you check the details in the Kodi Settings--> Control --> Web Server match those in the Kore/Yatse settings. - Usually (Username) kodi or root (Password) <blank> port 8080

If not:

Any details will be posted in Blog as and when it is available.

At the moment stability of LE 9.0.1 is more important.

I don't think there is a "native" way of doing it or even if it is possible

If I was you I would either look at having a separate TVH data folder or even a cloned SD LE card for each location.

For simplicity, I would go for a cloned image but it depends on how many locations you are talking about.

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Please provide a FULL debug log as explained here.

LE does support it - the question should be does my controller support trim.

The best way to find out is to run

fstrim -av

If you get details about bytes trimmed then it is supported. If nothing then the controller does not support trimming.

You are better of just copying the files as root.

Either as "sudo" in terminal

sudo cp <my files> <SD Card>

or start a file manager as root

sudo dolphin/nemo/whatever

or just use sftp to transfer files from you PC to the RPi via samba.

Just install filezilla or any other program that uses sftp or use the command line if you are confident.

This seems to work.

Either

Settings in VDR PVR Backend

or

editting

/storage/.kodi/userdata/addon_data/service.multimedia.vdr-addon/settings.xml

<setting id="VDR_VIDEO_DIR">/storage/whatever/</setting>

This *might* solve your issue Thread

You should really ask at the Kodi addon forum as this might be a bug.

I'm not familiar with VDR but if you can't get it working you can do this, as a work around but ONLY if nothing is in /storage/videos
rmdir /storage/videos

If you get an error - it is NOT empty. So don't continue.

ln -s /var/media/sdb5-ata-WDC_WD20EADS-00W/tv /storage/videos

This will "redirect" all output from /storage/videos to /var/media/sdb5-ata-WDC_WD20EADS-00W/tv

To remove:

unlink /storage/videos