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Quote from scanner1

Wird hier nix mehr gemacht ? Seit Februar DAZN will stream starten, start aber nnicht

Ist bei mir genau so, trotz verschiedener Widevine-Updates. Es ist frustrierend, ich habe mein RPi hauptsächlich dafür mit LE eingerichtet. Die Entwickler des DAZN Add-ons müssten bei KodiNerds sein. Hier bei uns gibt's praktisch keine Add-on-Entwickler.

Bitte in Zukunft in Englisch schreiben.

Quote from LoneWolf

H.264 / 4K / 1.78:1 / AAC / 1.0

Bingo! RPi4 can play 4K, but RPi3B+ can't. That's part of the official hardware specs.

You could try overclocking. If not working afterwards, post the media info of the stream.

Is it a security camera?

0.5m more doesn't make a big difference for electrical resistance. The shielding is more important. HDMI 2.0 and 2.1 cables (4K/8K standard) have better shielding, so get one of those.

Disable "DRM PRIME" at Settings -> Player -> Videos.

Thanks for reporting. Our devs are now informed.

As mentioned above, Kodi forum is the right place for such warnings.

Thread closed.

chewitt It's not an obsession, I just care about any potential data loss. Kodi.log should tell us the cause, why we are waiting for buffer, and whether we are losing data from the stream. I also suggest software switches for specific log tasks, like HDMI connectivity and file codecs. I have such switches on my own project, and it really helps to debug faster. If you have a connection to Kodi devs, please mention my points. We are missing a lot of info on the support side. That's not just my personal taste.

Yep, you have to install from scratch due to Python version change since LE 10. Read here about backup & restore:

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Restore Backup on Different Architecture

Hello. What special considerations need to be made when backing up LibreELEC on one architecture (e.g., an old x86_64 netbook) and restoring it on another (e.g., a new Raspberry Pi 4)? I've tried two methods: replacing the .kodi folder manually, and using the LibreELEC backup/restore functionality. However, a few things seem broken, regardless of method. For instance, the rsync binary does not work in the network-tools addon. Also, I cannot get inputstream.adaptive to work. Using the…

garrison

June 14, 2020 at 4:08 PM

Quote from Mayoru

Attached several crashes...

Where?

Remove all banned add-ons and repos.

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newphreak

March 15, 2016 at 1:02 AM

No clue, no helpful messages in the log. I suggest to take another microSD, install Raspberry Pi OS, and see if it works.

Mario77 You can send a PM.

Works on every boot/reboot now. It's a cache folder, so don't delete it.

PS: If a device can route its own input signal to the output, then it's called "loopback functionality" or "direct monitoring". Because your audio interface doesn't have buttons for that, only software switches are possible.

If your audio interface has loopback, then software switches are part of the driver, and you should see them at LE audio settings.

I don't think so. LE has no customizable audio routing or mixing capabilities.

Most people use an AVR to connect multiple audio sources. Your audio interface is some sort of an AVR, but it misses the input selector. Ask the manufacturer, how to do that. I'm sceptical, because it's dirt cheap.

jgregg You can use that tar file to update from SSH:

cd /storage/.update
wget https://chewitt.libreelec.tv/testing/LibreELEC-gbm.x86_64-12.80.0.tar
reboot