Posts by Iridium

My RPi4 supports passthrough and if you need TOSLINK then hifiberry (or a Chinese clone) will offer this ability.

I can't believe your TV Boxes stopped working with the latest releases.

What architecture is this? amd64?

I've no idea apart from that.

It might help others if you provide log details: Post URL (After resume) from

dmesg|paste

cat /storage/.kodi/temp/kodi.log|paste

Run df -h. If like mine, the DVD is mounted on /dev/sr0 - however, the eject command still doesn't work.

I've just tested on RPi4 with a USB DVD player and it ejects fine via the file manager or videos.

post the URL from dmesg | paste

LE on Virtual Machines are only made available for testing purposes, not for "live" devices and thus support will be limited.

You could add a sleep xx to your script to wait xx seconds for Kodi to become "active".

Works fine on RPi4 LE 9.2

Are you using SHOUTcast by Tristan Fischer? and installed from the Kodi repository?

Sounds like a network issue. No idea why OE should work.

1) Are you using ethernet or Wifi to connect - also 2.4Ghz or 5Ghz (Are you using internal wifi or an external wifi)

2) Have you tried NFS?

3) What is your NAS and how you connecting to your NAS - via Kodi or LE mount command Wiki

4)

I connect to my NAS (RPi4 via NFS mount command) with a 5Ghz external wifi dongle, and I have no issues streaming.

I've used the LE *standard* config (Modified) without any issue.

Don't assume - follow what works!

I'm not an expert but I think not. I'm sure you can't split the audio output.

Even if it was possible, I think you'd get a *slight* but noticeable difference between outputs due to differences in "processing".

Sounds like a network issue. Did you copy and modify the "cifs.mount.sample" file? On my machine "9.2" it contains

Requires=network-online.service

Before=kodi.service

Have you enabled "Wait for network" in the LE settings?

At the end of your log - you will see the culprit.

Either you have a cheap PSU for your RPi, or you are trying to power your HDD from the USB.

1) Power the HDD from a powered Hub, if not all ready done, or it's already externally powered.

2) Buy a decent PSU - the official Raspberry PSU is known to work, without issues.

I think you'd be better off asking the "Stalker" developers.

Please provide the URL from

cat /storage/.kodi/temp/kodi.log|paste

Can you mark the thread as resolved if everything is fine.

The "search" function is now working.

As to running LE on a MXQPro 4K you'll have to wait for another answer.

Not too sure the "images" help.

What mode are you running. Basic is the normal for new installations. Options are Basic/Standard/Advanced/Expert

Check that you are not in "Basic" mode as this will not display the setting for audio passthrough.