Tv from HDMI0 and soundbar from HDMI1.
Posts by MatteN
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I'm having the same trouble using a case (Argon One) that has a passthrough board for both HDMI ports. Even with only my output coming from HDMI 0.
Try without the Argon case, it will probaly work just fine.
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https://www.balena.io/etcher/ is a good alternative to Rufus.
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It only happens when both HDMI ports are connected, with only one HDMI port connected the picture is fine.
so long,
Hias
Only one HDMI port in use here, still have the same issue.
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A small 12V fan on 5V GPIO or a small 5V fan on 3,3V GPIO is really quiet.
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How do you install this?
Drop the .tar in the Update-folder and reboot.
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I have a desktop PC that doesn't get much use but I do use it occasionally. It's running Kubuntu. I would like to replace it with a RPI4 that I haven't bought yet. I'd like to have dual screens. Can a RPI4 handle a full blown desktop environment? I have a RPI3 running libreelec and before I was running Raspbian and Chrome was pretty much unusable.
https://ubuntu-mate.org/raspberry-pi/ works pretty good. havent tested it with 2 screens though.
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these ones Index of /
LibreELEC 11, not 10.
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There are several guides on Youtube for installing a torrentclient on Pi4 using Docker.
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Mine stopped working aswell, i unplugged it, installed another MCE-remote, rebooted the device a couple of times, then put my OSMC-remote back and it worked like it should.
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No built-in Wi-fi on Pi 2, just ethernet. Use a USB WiFi adapter.
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I think i have LibreELEC-RPi2.arm-10.0-nightly-20210809-beaa0c7.img somewhere.
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Try, the worst that can happen is that it doesnt work...
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"Because of the end of Python 2 support in 2020, LibreElec version 10 with Kodi 19 switches to Python 3. Therefore, addons created for prior versions with python 2 need to be updated by developers for Kodi 19 because python code is not backward compatible."
From Wiki.
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LibreELEC (Matrix) 10.0 RC1 – LibreELEC
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** DO NOT UPGRADE! **
Yes, we mean that. The team are super keen for you to run the latest LibreELEC release but we recommend you clean install not upgrade an existing installation – unless you are upgrading from a recent nightly image, i.e. you are already using Kodi 19.
The two simple (but complex) reasons for this advice are:
a) Python3 changes in Kodi v19 mean 99.99% of add-ons stop working. Most official Kodi add-ons now have Matrix compatible versions in the Kodi repo, but the transtion to them is not always smooth. Incompatible Python2 add-ons are disabled automatically on upgrade and users need to find/update add-ons to Python3 versions before re-enabling them. Banned/piracy add-ons are heavily impacted by the Python3 change, and while we don’t care about them breaking, we do care about the abuse that’s often hurled at staff when we refuse sympathy or support to that subset of users.
b) Kernel changes for RPi4 users combined with no release for RPi2/3 users and discontinued support for RPi0/1 users means signifant changes in the user experience (Raspberry Pi users are a combined 80% of our active installed base). We are pretty confident RPi4 users will like the update since it brings HBR audio and initial HDR video support, but it’s still a big change. Generic (where there is a lower level of change) and Allwinner/Rockchip (which already run on modern kernels) are less impacted."