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Quote from knedlyk

How it can be possible? What mechanism or tricks do you use?

If your device has Google Chrome support, then Widevine library will be extracted from there. That's closed source code, but it works.

Yepp, use something like 720p on video settings. That's basically for GUI only. When playing video, Kodi will auto-switch into higher resolutions for the content.

Could be kernel-related. Please try latest nightly build, which has newer kernel: Click!

What was the issue?

I see. The message only appears after an incomplete shutdown, so I never had this.

To my knowledge such an option doesn't exist, and there is also no need. HDMI protocol does a negotiation with the output device, and if it's just an audio device, no video will be sent.

Quote from milo

So there will be tomorrow a libreelec with Kodi 19.5?

Maybe next month.

Probably broken customization since the update. /storage/.config/shutdown.sh doesn't exist by default, but you call it somewhere:

Dec 24 16:17:53 KodiWyse sh[1230]: /bin/sh: can't open '/storage/.config/shutdown.sh': No such file or directory

Find the reason of shutdown.sh.

Quote from deleonkikko

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I was only responding to an accusation

It's no accusation if you're not a pirate.

If you want to dig deeper, check the screening effect of the internal analogue cables. That might be the difference between both boxes.

We don't downsample analogue output, so it is what it is.

Read here, how to get better analogue audio by additional hardware: Click!

It's really a tough problem, because power-on is so hardware-specific. I remember that some Raspberry Pi users made it work with additional hardware. But on Intel out-of-the box? Nope.

Kodi has no power-on action ID, so that's a hardware-specific thing.

First you should check whether any remote key action will be received after shutdown (trigger a script that writes a file).

If the box still receives key action on that state, then put a wake-on-lan into the script.

If that doesn't work, replace your RC by a smart phone / tablet with a Kodi remote app (Yatse). This should work with wake-on-lan.

Quote from tunay

RF dongle located in one of the two battery compartments located on the keyboard side.

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Is the main device able to receive data from that dongle? It's probably in stand-by mode, but does it accept wake-up calls?

How do you receive IR data, when it was switched off? Please research on stand-by and wake-up options for the device.

We don't support this hardware officially due to the lack of RAM. However, this thread might help you out.

Yes, you can do this by creating a key map.

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