Posts by MatteN

Any problems with Generic LE12 nightly? No new release since 2024-03-20 (572cdea), all other devices have got like 7 updates, even Generic Legacy is updated to 2024-03-21 (5d8c60d).

Yep.

I have a Banana Pi M5 with CE that played DV but now is only used for its capability to tonemap HDR to SDR on my LG 50" that not support HDR.

Running Kodi 21 RC2 on my Shield Pro, it plays Dolby Vision.

You could try with Etcher instead.

Only way to get a working browser is with generic legacy.

I have 8 devices running LE12 (and a few on CE21).

Dont see any similar problems on any of my 5 Pi 4/5 with LE12.

Web File Browser gives access to the Kodifolder (at least on LE12).

You access that thru Web File Browser-addon.

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RE: Is it possible to add media through the web interface? (from another network)

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Not possible from the Kodi Web GUI. However, the LE12 add-on repo (I'm not sure about the LE11 repo) contains the "Web File Browser" add-on which provides a web browser GUI interface to the HPTC device where you can upload/manage files. However, this interface is intended for use over a LAN not the internet. If you expose it to the internet, expect security problems

chewitt

January 18, 2024 at 11:46 AM

What are the recordings saved as?

Quote from merlu

I replaced the adapter by another one with almost the right voltage (4.8 V) but the problem remains the same.

And the logs are strange, their creation date is way before i installed the system. I post them anyway just in case.

-kodi.log: https://paste.picasoft.net/?3b151a983251f…oh5qLnK3mdmCE7Z

-kodi.old.log: https://paste.picasoft.net/?554773dd8aeee…AkJHrTWN9f98hQS

-kodi crash log: https://paste.picasoft.net/?f4da5cfa8af4c…bPzgE8j9XBXU8c8

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Original power supply is 5,1V, don't buy any cheap copies.

Best option would be not mixing Windows and Linux filesystems at all, but since LE is a nice and simple way to play mediafiles and Windows desktop is used by 80-90% of the worlds population it doesn't look good.

What made you think asking in the LibreELEC-forum would be better?

Try in an Androidrelated forum.

Gone again.

Quote from Zygmunt

Cable shouldn't prevent from setting 60Hz. (Later on I could have problems with picture when using low quality cable, I know). I tried four cables, different settings but finally I gave up. I will use computer for 60fps videos and RPis for other, lower fps videos and movies.

Hopefully next version of LibreELEC will have 2160p/60Hz as standard (at least for RPi5) and tweaking Config.txt will not be required.

Thanks for your help, guys.

I have both Pi4 and Pi 5 running 4k 60hz.

Quote from harun-cuk17

You mean the nightly build? And do I need to change something in the bootloader?

Yes and no.

Done it several times, no problems, except for some black screen that is fixed by rebooting or pulling power and connecting again.

Try a better HDMI-cable?