Posts by Iridium

You need to add -v /storage/tvshows:/tvshows

However, it's not too reliable. Sometimes it will download a srt file, other times, it say's it has but nothing is there.

i2cset and other i2c commands are available in the LE addon "system-tools".

I've no idea, you'll need to read the documentation.

The project hasn't been updated for 3 years, so it may no longer work. You may be better off looking for an alternative.

Have you tried This? You might be able to get something working.

22-02-2019. There was a bug in the S/W reported Here where movies were not correctly identified (Using folder name instead of the movie name).

This appears to be fixed in the latest release. If you are affected by this bug just pull the docker image again to update to the latest version.

docker pull jellyfin/jellyfin

As with most Linux programs <program name> -h should give you the commands to use. Alas some don't, so if it doesn't work try ffmpeg --help 

There is a Kodi Addon that I found today Here you have to download the zip and add it manually.

LongMan I've manged to get Jellyfin running using a docker container Here

I believe LE9 only supports VIM1 at the moment.

Here

Jellyfin

Jellyfin is a Free Software Media System that puts you in control of managing and streaming your media. It is an alternative to the proprietary Emby and Plex, to provide media from a dedicated server to end-user devices via multiple apps. Jellyfin is descended from Emby's 3.5.2 release and ported to the .NET Core framework to enable full cross-platform support. There are no strings attached, no premium licenses or features, and no hidden agendas: just a team who want to build something better and work together to achieve it. We welcome anyone who is interested in joining us in our quest!.

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Jellyfin works with the normal EmbyCon Kodi addon.

To run in a docker container:

1) Install docker

KODI: Addons → Install from Repository → LibreELEC add-on → Services → Docker

2) ssh into you machine: SSH

3) Get the jellyfin docker container

Code

1. docker pull jellyfin/jellyfin

4) Create a run-time script:

docker run -d \

--name jellyfin \

-v /storage/jellyfin/:/config \

-v /storage/jellyfin/cache:/cache \

-v /media:/media \

--net=host \

-e ServerIP=$(ip route get 9.9.9.9 | awk '{ print $NF; exit }') \

--restart=unless-stopped \

jellyfin/jellyfin

Where

-v /storage/jellyfin/:/config

* Is where jellyfin stores it database and configuration files *

-v /storage/jellyfin/cache:/cache \

* Is where jellyfin stores it's cache *

-v /media:/media \

*Is where your media is stored - LE auto mounts to this location - not too sure if it is required *

chmod +x <your script> and run it.

Now log in via a web-browser at <IP-address>8096

Once you are happy everything is running as it should, change “unless-stopped” to “always”.

Useful commands.

docker logs -f /jellyfin # Show docker logs

docker stop /jellyfin # Stop jellyfin

docker rm /jellyfin # Remove jellyfin container

docker ps -a # Show containers

docker system prune # Remove ALL containers (VERY DESTRUCTIVE)

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I've only tested on LE9 using RPi3 but should work for all other devices. If not - then I have no idea.

I've also only done basic testing, so if something doesn't work, you can ask here or for issues, ask on the Jellyfin issues page.

V2.1.1 is the last release Here with the last commit July 2018. As there are few issues posted, it could just be "if it isn't broken, don't try to fix it".

AFAIK changing the port has to be done in the lighttpd.conf file. But any changes at that level will be overwritten with any upgrade.

DNS setting are the upsteam DNS not local. So for DNS1 will be 9.9.9.9 for Quad9, 8.8.8.8 for Google or whatever you fancy. All this can be done in the web gui, so shouldn't be necessary in the script.

Your best bet is to try LE9 generic on a USB stick and select *live* and see if it suits your needs.

As non of the screensavers are maintained by LE I'd suggest posting your question on the Kodi or maintainers forum.

It sounds like a decoding issue on your video files.

If you could share a snippet of an offending file (If legal to do so) we could try and replicate the issue.

Your best bet is to try LE 905 unofficial builds - if it works fine.

The best I can say is to try LE9 as LE8.2.5 development has ceased or at least reduced.

Otherwise I'd suggest asking at the Squeezelite or hifiberry forums.

Have you tried LE9 for S9xx it might work!