So waiting for half an hour is already too @#$% long, and therefore you start double/cross-posting ?
Yes ☺
So waiting for half an hour is already too @#$% long, and therefore you start double/cross-posting ?
Yes ☺
Does 9.0.0 require a fresh install or can I just add the file to the updates folder and reboot ?
Gen 3 Intel NUC running LE 8.2.5
Edit: I also posted this in the News and Announcements thread but it got no replies. (LibreELEC (Leia) 9.0.0 RELEASE)
Are you sure his IPTV feed is not used legally ? From searching google, it seems some countries use IPTV (internet TV).
How about the one posted on this page (post #561):
To eliminate your network as the problem, try playing a movie from USB attached storage.
The Updates to 8.95.2 are listed here:
Older threads mention there is no driver support for Atom X5-Z8350 WiFi (March 2018). Have you tried LibreELEC (Leia) v8.95.2 BETA ?
Have you tried to enter the PC's BIOS screen and changing the boot order ?
Did you try pressing F12 during boot ?
I never heard of a Niveus PC but with most computers, you press the F12 key during boot to select boot order.
What CPU does your PC have ?
This page shows the reset pins and also offers another method to boot into recovery:
A large percentage of NUC users run Linux builds too. I don't think many are splitting the audio and video into two different paths though. Intel recently revamped their entire Forum and dumped the old posts (as far as I can see). I'm not sure if past forum members are still there or not. I always got good help there but that was months ago before the change.
Have you tried the Intel NUC Forums ?
More information needed !
Your hardware ?
Version of LIbreelec ?
Do you have addons ?
Even though your NUC is running a Celeron (J3455) processor, it should have enough power to play most HD audio and video files up to 1080p. Are any of your files HEVC encoded ? Even my i5 processor has trouble with those files when FFing and RWing.
Have you tried running Windows on your NUC ?
Put some HD Audio Movies on a USB thumb drive and connect it directly to your NUC. See if the audio plays correctly. If it does, then you most likely have a network problem.
Has it done this ever since you first installed Libreelec ?
It sounds like a hardware issue to me.
Intel NUC DC53427HYE
Pioneer Elite AVR VSX-23TXH
Sony KDL-48W580B TV
All above connected via HDMI
Kodi Audio Settings:
- Audio Output Device: ALSA : HDA Intel PCH, PIO VSX-23TXH
- Number of Channels: 5.1
- Allow Passthrough: Enabled
- Passthrough Audio Device: same as above
- All Receiver Mode checkboxes Enabled
I have two much older Intel i5 NUC's (Model DC53427HYE) and they both play all HD Audio formats once Kodi is setup correctly.