Posts by Iridium

We don't maintain Kodi addons so you will need to contact the author directly.

Quote from Rembrandt

Hello people,

I've got a 4Gb RPi4 too and use it almost exclusively for KODI/LibreELEC.

Would the changes the original poster mentioned have any noticable effects, and where would these be most obvious?

Thanks.

If you're just using it for Kodi/LE then there is no need to change anything. You *might* see some small improvements in GUI response but not enough to warrant the extra cost of cooling devices and *possible* better PSU.

Remember the RPi4 is optimised for *most* usages. What works for one may NOT work for another. Always make any changes in small dosages.

** We do not recommend changing the CPU or GPU frequencies ** but it's your box and you can do what you like... but don't blame us, or anyone else for that matter if things go T*Ts up.

For a starter - start small. Install the heatsink and monitor the temperature. Also keep an eye on the power supply, If it's a crap Chinese clone, then you'll probably get other problems. (Yellow lighting bolt, instability, dead cats etc.)

Edit config.txt

You *should* be Ok with

over_voltage=2

arm_freq=1750

If all looks good - temp and power, then try.

gpu_freq=600

over_voltage=4

You *may* need

over_voltage=6

If all works well - then great, otherwise

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what-the-heck

Which DVB driver module did you load? If the default, try some of the others, It might work

What=192.168.1.207:/tv3 << Note ":" colon.

What is the output of

systemctl start storage-NFSshare.mount

systemctl status storage-NFSshare.mount

Quote from thenotK

Ethernet. Is. Not. An. Option. Do. Not. Even. Suggest. It.

Instead of being aggressive in your post (Which is probably why no one else has bothered to answer), it would have been been better to mention why you cannot connect via Ethernet.

If you're using the internal Wifi, then you shouldn't have any issues. I've connected multiple times with multiple RPi4's. Try supplying screenshots and describe what you are doing.

It might be your SSID or password that are causing the problem, rather than LE itself.

Without the logs, it's going to be difficult to diagnose.

From the Allo.com manual

Edit config.txt Wiki

add:

dtoverlay=allo-piano-dac-plus-pcm512x-audio

# To disable onboard audio

dtparam=audio=off

Those values look normal for a RPi4.

I would imagine that bcmstat is showing them as red as it has not been updated for the RPi4 which has faster clock speeds.

So - Nothing to worry about.

If you feel this a bug - can you create a ticket: Here

Please change the title to reflect your issue. "RPI 4 Bluetooth" is too generic.

Hmmm - I've used a Logitech F710 (Similar to Xbox controller) without issues on earlier releases.

:Please explain a bit more: Provide a screenshot if that will help.

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about my kodi is error

You really need to ask the supplier which dtoverlay is used on the raspberry pi.

You could try dtoverlay=hifiberry-digi (It *MIGHT* work).

config.txt

As this out of our control you'd be better off asking on the Addon forum - if one exists.

Try disabling the addon "partymode" and see if that helps.

If not disable all addons and then add them one at a time until the issue occurs.

Possible error in the installer - changed title to reflect this.