A lot of older hardware lost support in newer versions of OE and LE. Maybe your Wireless USB dongle is no longer supported. You would have to check with a developer if that's the case.
The XBox 360 was first released in 2005 according to wiki
Posts by blueribb
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Does the wireless USB Receiver (dongle) have an LED (showing power or connect status) ? You still haven't told us what PC you have Libreelec running on. Is it an Intel NUC, Raspberry Pi, or maybe a toaster oven (lol).
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Very useful thread!
I have exactly the same issue. After update to Libreelec 8.2, I'm not able to mount my SMB. I know that Libreelec 8.2 has some problem and difference with SMB versions, but I can't get it to work. I use my Linksys Wrt1200ac router as storage, but how can I find out which SMB version is?
Start a new thread. I think you meant to say you use your router to connect external storage. You should google the specs on your exact router to see how it handles SMB.
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What version of LE and what is it running on ? (your hardware)
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I have a 4 year old Intel NUC (i5 CPU). It plays HEVC 10-bit videos fine but FF/REW is quite choppy.
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Not sure if this will help but read the first paragraph on this page: Kodi 16 For windows
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I don't know if this thread will help or not:
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Did you attempt to get help here: HiFiBerry Digi – HiFiBerry
After all, you paid them for the hardware you're having issues with.
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I would at least try an older version to see if your DTS issue is resolved.
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Have you tried other versions of Libreelec ?
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I'm not sure if this thread will help but it sounds similar:
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Try the latest version (6.0.0 beta1 unofficial) here: Release 6.0.0 Test Releases · jdf76/plugin.video.youtube · GitHub
You may get better support in the Kodi / YouTube Forum here: YouTube Plug-in Thread
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Settings for your CEC devices can be found in:
System -> Settings -> System -> Input Devices -> Peripherals -> CEC adapter
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Did you "Enable passthrough" in Kodi's audio output settings ?
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Libreelec may not support the audio chipset on your motherboard. I'm guessing it's a Realtek ALC892 audio chipset. You did not mention the make and model of your motherboard. Some AM1 motherboards require you to use the front HD audio panel to enable multi-channel audio.
Providing more information about your hardware may help in getting an answer.
