Posts by phant0mw0rm

Some days ago my TV remote stopped working with LibreELEC (installed on a Raspberry Pi 3)., and I don't know why.
If I plug the same Raspberry Pi with the same LibreELEC on another TV, the remote work as it should.
I gave a look to the CEC adapter settings, but didn't found something out of place.
Any idea?

Quote from evolart

I think my CEC issue may just be a slightly different CEC bug from what you many of you have experienced. A different CEC bug altogether introduced in LibreElec 8/Kodi 17 that is specific to my LG TV in the living room.

It's funny how my "problematic" TV is also an LG TV.
My other Panasonic TV works flawlessly with its remote, even without installing JimmySmith's update.

I have enabled Settings > LibreELEC > Network > Wait for network, and worked like a charm.
Thank you vpeter

Quote from vpeter

Network is not yet up. Somewhere in LibreELEC settings enable Wait for network.
Other option is to add before curl line sleep 5 or even little more time to get network up.

Honestly I thought the same, but AFAIK the content of autostart.sh is executed with this daemon, which should wait for the network because of this line:

After=network-online.target graphical.target

Anyway, I'll give it a try as soon as possible, thank you!

I have a remote playlist which I'd like to download, perform a simple search & replace, and save in a local path; the aforementioned steps should be executed on boot.

The first step is to download and edit the playlist. This can be accomplished with the following command:

curl 'remote-playlist-url' | sed 's/.ts/.m4v/g' > /storage/playlist.m3u

which produce the expected file.

The second step is to perform the first step on every boot. I have created a /storage/.config/autostart.sh file with the following content:

(
 curl 'remote-playlist-url' | sed 's/.ts/.m4v/g' > /storage/playlist.m3u;
) &

However, all I got is an empty file, and I don't know why nor how to debug the command.
Any hint would be appreciated.

Quote from Mario77

You have the tar to download on here jimmysmith compiled...put that in update folder on storage and restart libreelec

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I have put the .tar in the /storage/.update directory.
The update was installed, but the issue is still there on my raspberry pi 3

Quote from JimmySmith

Glad to help. I assume this will be fixed on next release, but ETA is unknown, so it should do some good for you guys.

Is there a way to install the fixed CEC without reinstalling LibreELEC?
I would like to avoid reinstalling e configuring all of my addons

Quote from Mario77

I m not using a nuc..I m using a rpi2..but have issues similar to yours..rpi's dont have suspend option by default...as there is no support to wake it up...they just go on a kind of standby dimmed screen saver..and that s where cec is failing..on 7.0.3 it used to wake up when I Change hdmi input to kodi or just after kodi entering stanby and pressing a key on my philips tv remote...quick fix was to wake up kodi with a network remote such as Music Pump,Yatse or Kore trough android tablet...but had enough of this and went back to 7.0.3..which is working flawless..On a positive note cec 4.0.1 in LE 8 I managed to use the repeat keypress for the first time as it never worked before on official release..only on millhouse...I mean when you keep a button on the remote pressed and kodi keep getting cec signals...

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Dont think a format will change anything unfortunately...wish there is a way I can try LE 8.0.1 with Cec 3.0

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I'm using a Raspberry Pi 3, and have the same annoying issue
If LibreElec goes in a dimmed state (after 5 minutes of inactivity I guess), I have to wake it up with the Kodi network remote in order to use the TV remote again!

Quote from milhouse

Did the whole device restart (this is very rare) or did only Kodi restart? If the latter you should have a crashlog, so please upload the latest log*.zip in the "Logfiles" share (to dropbox, google drive etc.), and then post the download link.

Is this using the built-in RPi3 WiFi, or a USB WiFi dongle?

I'm using the built-in RPi3 WiFi.
I have just reflashed the OpenELEC image in order to reproduce the issue, but this time the first time setup went smooth
However, thank you for your help

Hello!

I'm running LibreELEC on a Raspberry Pi 3.
During the first time setup, in the Internet connection setting, I have chosen my SSID but LibreELEC froze and restarted before asking for the password.
Then, the setup continued with the next section (SSH & Samba).
After that, I have tried to go in Settings in order to try to configure the Internet connection again, but the whole WiFi connection part is missing.

Just to be sure it wasn't an hardware issue, I have flashed OpenELEC on the microSD and run the the first time setup: all went good.

Anyway, I'd love to move on LibreELEC, so any help would be appreciated.