I don't know what you mean?
This is a Libreelec Forum. Are you running Retropie or Libreelec ?
Posts by blueribb
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After enabling mouse support in Kodi, my K400 touchpad works just fine with my 3rd gen Intel NUC
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Bluetooth restricts “pairing” to one device at a time, so it is not possible for a Bluetooth remote to control more than one device simultaneously.
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My Harmony remote uses the Microsoft Extender Profile for Libreelec / Kodi
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I have had these hdmi issues on and off for the last 5 years with my 2 Intel NUC's (3rd gen). Most of the time it affected the video (black screen) but a new Yamaha AVR had no audio unless the Kodi video resolution was toggled up/dn or the NUC rebooted. I use the NUC's suspend feature instead of pressing the pwr button to turn them on. I gave up trying to find a permanent fix and just live with it.
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Do you have Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC) turned on ? That should allow you to use the Samsung remote to control the NUC without using the Samsung One Connect Box . By the way, you keep saying you installed Kodi but should say you installed Libreelec (version #) instead. Libreelec is the OS which contains Kodi.
You could also use a Logitech Harmony Remote to control all your equipment and eliminate the Samsung One all together.
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See post # 2728 here:
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I use a Logitech Harmony 650 / 665 Remote & a Logitech K400 Wireless Keyboard to input text. Both are plug & play on my Intel NUC's running Libreelec.
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This LE thread seems to cover the tinker board RK3288 / RK3399 builds. The very first post says: - No AC3/DTS/HD audio
Early mainline images for RK3288, RK3328 and RK3399
That was May 2019. I'm not sure if later builds fixed that issue or not. I didn't read through the entire thread. You might want to post your issue there.
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"latest Libreelec" ?????????????
Did you use the one from here > Rockchip – LibreELEC
Did you post your issue on the tinker board community forum ?
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More information needed. Your hardware, network, and version of LE used, etc. What type of "video download files" and where are they stored ?
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I have the same problem on 2 Intel NUC's running Libreelec 9.2.3 but my Windows 10 Computer running Kodi 18.7, YouTube Addon 6.8.2 and the same API Keys has no issues at all. Some of the people on the YouTube Addon Forum now claim that making new API Keys solves the problem.
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You should post this on Kodi's YouTube Plug-in Thread here:
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What version of Libreelec ?
What is your rpi4 connected to and how ?
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Is there by any chance an older version that still supports it?
And yeah, that's the one.
I have 3 Wifi/Bluetooth adapters, and all 3 of them are the same chipset
It wouldn't hurt to try an older version. Have you tried playing 1080p files from a flash drive or external hard drive ? The Atom E3815 is pretty weak.
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From older threads, it looks like support for the RT3290 was removed. That 2014 Intel NUC has an Atom E3815 (passmark 109).
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I think some of the newer NUC's have on-board CEC. You may have to enter the BIOS to enable it.
See this thread:
