Posts by Da Flex

Good luck!

Quote from vobs

No success even with the HDFury Communicator HDR HDMI 4K in between

Stay cool, it's bleeding edge software development right now.

Quote from quickstang

Says the webpage can't be found when clicking the link

Little error in the link (point before the image name). Here is the right link:

https://chewitt.libreelec.tv/testing/LibreELEC-Generic.x86_64-12.95.1.img.gz

OK. I also guess it's the splitter.

Quote from Luvide

...enabling HDMI Hotplug in the config.txt also doesn't bring back picture in the setup.

HDMI options are not active at config.txt anymore. Remove them. Use cmdline.txt (kernel parameters) instead:

For HDMI-0: vc4.force_hotplug=1

For HDMI-1: vc4.force_hotplug=2

For HDMI-0 and HDMI-1: vc4.force_hotplug=3

Quote from olze

i can set it from cli, yes, but cli is not an option for "regular" users. i can do that for myself, but when my little sis asks me "how can i do that?" (because she gets blocked because or her ISP), then she has 0 chance to change anything thats not changeable from UI.

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Running Python Scripts from Remote Control

Hi.

Thanks to all the support I received here, I was able to get an old Jolly Click 1:1 IR remote control connected to my Raspberry (3b).

Since it has more than 40 buttons there is plenty of room for making certain buttons do useful stuff for me.

This is what I implemented:

1. Channel down plays the next video in the current directory
2. Channel up plays the previous video
3. One button will now toggle the "watched status" of the currently selected video

1 & 2 I find quite helpful when binge-watching…

Skeeve

October 26, 2025 at 6:49 PM

Quote from Luvide

When I connect it through the Splitter without anything connected, I see:

display: DISP0: HPD=1 EDID=none #0 DISP1: HPD=0 EDID=none #0

So your signal chain is RPi4 (without microSD card) -> splitter -> display, right?

Please download some Kodi samples, and play them directly from a fast storage device (not over network).

Samples - Official Kodi Wiki

If you get errors, name the sample, and post the corresponding log.

Done.

Quote from 3twisty-warp

Any thoughts? Happy to send a pull request with an update if the wiki is in GitHub or something.

Yes, please.

1GB is not officially supported, but OK for lower resolutions. Read here:

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RPi4 1GB Cannot Consistently Play 4K

Hey all,

I bought an RPi 4B w/ 1GB RAM specifically to play 4K content w/ LibreELEC and have been putting it through its paces. (I know 1GB RAM is cutting it a little close, but AFAIK it is still supported and I couldn't find anyone saying that it wouldn't be able to handle normal playback, so I figured I'd save a few bucks...which I may come to regret.)

Most of what I watch is <= 1080p, and the Pi has been able to handle that fine, but when it comes to 4K content my experience has been utterly…

pygmalion

August 5, 2026 at 8:42 PM

Quote from UberNewf

Will you look at this if I can repro with a clean install \ no add-ons?

We will, if you provide a clean log.

Yes.

Quote from duncang92

I am starting to think something is corrupted in my install as it seems CEC has now decided not to work.

duncang92 Which USB DAC do you have? It's not visible in your log snippet.

Probably a driver issue. Does it work on Raspberry Pi OS?

Some RPi users have reported that they had to restart the device once a day to use it 24/7. Maybe you found the cause.

Resolved. Provide logs when devs ask for them.