I don't have this problem but i am not using an IR remote i have a RF remote.
Easiest way would be to use the Keymap editor addon to map a button to the context menu.
But you can also do it manually to fix the "longpress".
I don't have this problem but i am not using an IR remote i have a RF remote.
Easiest way would be to use the Keymap editor addon to map a button to the context menu.
But you can also do it manually to fix the "longpress".
In the LibreELEC addon do this;
- "Automatic updates" select "Auto" then back to "Manual"
- "Show custom channels" select "enable" then back to "disable"
- "Update channel" select LibreELEC -8.0
Now in the "Available versions" you should be able to see the newest version
Or you can do it manually by downloading the .tar file and copy it to the .update folder
Updating is easier than "Rebuilding" so why not, you made a backup anyway
Just to add info, here is the commit when the patch was removed
kodi: remove patch, possibly fixed in kernel 4.9 · LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv@a063d8f · GitHub
You should open a feature request and maybe the reason the patch was taken out is because another solution is out already.
It's a workaround for certain AVR and unfortunately i see the patch in github for LibreELEC 7.0 but i was taken out of 8.0
LibreELEC.tv/kodi-999.99-ae-settings-samplerate.patch at libreelec-7.0 · LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub
kodi: remove patch, possibly fixed in kernel 4.9 · LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv@a063d8f · GitHub
Did you try this, set your refresh rate to 30Hz and check if it works.
Maybe the patch was taken out of LibreELEC 8.0
There is a lot of stuff in your advancedsettings.xml, for testing purpose can you make a copy of your current advancedsettings.xml, delete it and create a new one with just what i posted to see if that works.
Reboot before testing
Also, for testing only, set your refresh rate to 30Hz and check if it works.
you're welcome
if you are looking for different skins you should look at the Kodi website and the Kodi forum, you will have better ideas and support for that there.
You need to install repositories to get different skins
EDIT: on your TV's manual it says the HDMI connector supports 1080i only not 1080p so if that is correct(could be a typo) if you select 1080p in Kodi Display settings this is probably why you only get to choose 30Hz
SSH and try this below. (where "50.00" is you could put "60.00" if you want)
If it does work properly SSH again and do these command below, be sure not to change the HDMI port used "HDMI2".
You won't lose your settings.
Create a backup, delete Addons27.db, update, if anything goes wrong just restore from backup.
BTW Addons27.db is Kodi related not LibreELEC.
In (Player settings->Videos) if you have the option "Adjust display refresh rate" set to "On Start/stop" the interface will be at the same fps as the video you are watching as long as the video is playing, if you set it to "Always" when you go back to the interface it will switch back to "60hz" if that is what you have it set to in (Display->Refresh rate)
Which file did you download for the update?
Problem is still there, here is how to fix this.
Access storage->.kodi->addons->"screensaver/visualization folder" and make sure the addon.xml file points to the exact name of the screensaver/visualization ".so" file you want to use.
EX:
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<extension point="xbmc.ui.screensaver" library_linux="screensaver.rsxs.solarwinds.so"/>
Instead of:
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<extension point="xbmc.ui.screensaver" library_linux="screensaver.rsxs.solarwinds.so.1.3.0.1"/>
Then reboot
You have to do that everytime the screensaver/visualization is updated until it gets fixed.
I don't know why everytime the screensaver/visualization is updated from now on they don't drop the version number at the end of the "extension point" line in the addon.xml or at least update both name at the same time.
Using the LE addon will just make sure to download the right file.
Did you revert back to the original skin?
You can also try to delete the "addons27.db" file, but make a backup before.