Posts by Iridium

I've run TVH server and client on the same machine without any issues. I assume you downloaded TVH from the LE repository?

I would try reinstalling the server and client again.

If you're still having issues, post the URL of dmesg | paste and

What hardware are you using?

Sounds like a possible network glitch. Try again later.

If you're still having issues.

Looking at the log there is nothing obvious but there seems to be an error on CEC and also on the skin NOX.

I've been running LE on a RPi3A+ for ages without any issues.

I would go back to a fresh install, and slowly add your addons. I would also check all you cables.

If it errors on a fresh install, provide the same log and the URL from dmesg | paste

Works fine on RPi3 with exactly the same MyGiga T230c on LE 9.0.1.

It would help if you could advise what platform you are getting the problem on!

Are the muxes loaded? or you just can't playback from them

Either you haven't loaded the DVB module or yor using a very old pre-defined mux

Please provide URL from

dmesg | paste and

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Well you are certainly getting errors on sda you can find out which drive it is by running df -h

With RPi the first thing to look at is power, Make sure all HDD have there own PSU, either by a powered HUB or any external PSU. If it;s connected to the "bridge" then check that,

mkdir /storage/bin

nano /storage/.profile

add at the bottom

PATH=/storage/bin:$PATH

Copy 2to3 into /storage/bin and log back in again.

Just tried on Ubuntu, RPi3B+ via USB and via SMB to a network server without any playback issues.

You might need to look at your network server for errors.

Hmm. Definitely sounds like a bug to me.

Can you create a ticket Here

Don't forget to mention H/W, RPi, X86 etc.

The module will not be required in Kodi 19 as the software is migrating to Python 3, however that may not be until 2020+

You could try and copy "2to3" from a working environment into a directory in $PATH on LE. It might work.

Nothing obvious in the log - have you tried the same file via a USB stick or HDD.

Without a "legal" snippet of the file in question, it's difficult to debug the situation.

BT is never very good at the best of times, doubly so if using the RPI internal chip. I think you'd benefit from a decent BT dongle rather than relying on the internal BT.

Just to check, can you after a number of issues.

Also post the URL from dmesg | paste

Please do not create duplicate threads (The other has now been deleted) as this WILL NOT get you a faster answer - in fact the opposite will occur.

Sounds suspiciously like a decoding issue.

Also (If legal) please provide a snippet of the offending file.

Also the URL from dmesg | paste

In addition you might want to have a look at Comskip which can tag videos so the commercial is automatically skipped (Mostly) in Kodi.

It sounds like you need to assign the buttons to a particular command. On mine I can assign the "Red" button to "Shutdown Menu" or "S".

In future please do not prompt for a reply (especially after only 6 hours) it only p$sses people off and almost guarantees that no one will answer.

Luckily I have a Harmony One Hub and I use BT for my LE device and it works perfectly. You'll need to play around with the Harmony App/Program to select the right commands.

You could also try rpi-monitor.

docker pull michaelmiklis/rpi-monitor

Then run:

docker run -d \
   --device=/dev/vchiq \
   --device=/dev/vcsm \
   --volume=/opt/vc:/opt/vc \
   --volume=/flash:/boot \
   --volume=/sys:/dockerhost/sys:ro \
   --volume=/etc:/dockerhost/etc:ro \
   --volume=/proc:/dockerhost/proc:ro \
   --volume=/usr/lib:/dockerhost/usr/lib:ro \
   -p=8888:8888 \
   --name="rpi-monitor" \
   michaelmiklis/rpi-monitor:latest

and access via <ip-Address>:8888