Posts by Iridium

Seems to be a bit of an overkill for running LE If it can boot from a SD or USB then you could try. If you are going to have issues, it's probably with the graphics card not being supported.

You obviously didn't read Forum Rules about posting. "One topic per thread"

Detail the problem, what you have done to resolve it, what HW and SW (hopefully LE) and the release you are on.

Without this information you might as well ask what is the weather today!

I've also noticed on my RPI3B+ that "poweroff" doesn't immediately close the connection, but is does shutdown, eventually

I have a Cubox-i 4x2 and never had an issue with LE 8.2.5.

Also the output of dmesg |paste and a snippet (If legal) of an offending video.

Happy to help. You also helped by noticing the errors in my previous post.

Try:

import sys
sys.path.append('/storage/.kodi/addons/virtual.rpi-tools/lib')

8ugger formatting issues again.

SB:

import sys.path.append('/storage/.kodi/addons/virtual.rpi-tools/lib')

Not

import syss
ys.path.append('/storage/.kodi/addons/virtual.rpi-tools/lib')

Quote from xav01

Hi everyone,

I don't really need an account, but I just want to say the link for downloading the KEYDB.cfg file needed to read blu-ray discs (in this page ) is wrong : you must change http to https for the right address. The worst is that with the wrong address you don't get a mistake, but just an empty file.

If you want you can create me an account, but I'm not sure I will use it after this correction, I don't feel good enough for that.

See you,

Post would have been better in Website but thanks for the feedback.

Confirmed issue and website has been changed.

This might also help

Seems to be back up - but for how long???

Pi-Desktop was discussed Here - did you do a search?

You could try This to power on/off your device

Because of internal logic design - it has nothing to do with software or LE

I'm not too sure this is possible. However you'd be better off posting this question on the Kodi forums.

Thanks for the report

Go to Settings --> System --> Input --> Configure attached Controllers

Where did you download it from? Usually if it's a github page, there will be a change log of some description.

Show UID and GID

id -u root
id -g root

Both should return 0

You can pass the details with the -e parameter

However, have you looked at Thoradia addons, which includes Medusa a fork of SickRage - which would allow you to do what you want without running docker.

What sort of file format are you trying to play? wav, mp3 or something else?