Posts by Da Flex

Nov 29 03:02:46.876670 LibreELEC librespot[851]: *** WARNING *** The program 'librespot' uses the Apple Bonjour compatibility layer of Avahi.
Nov 29 03:02:46.877042 LibreELEC librespot[851]: *** WARNING *** Please fix your application to use the native API of Avahi!
Nov 29 03:02:46.877266 LibreELEC librespot[851]: *** WARNING *** For more information see <http://0pointer.de/blog/projects/avahi-compat.html>
Nov 29 03:02:49.220662 LibreELEC wpa_supplicant[412]: wlan0: Failed to initiate sched scan
Nov 29 03:02:51.374606 LibreELEC pulseaudio[311]: W: [pulseaudio] sap.c: sendmsg() failed: Connection refused

Can you disable Apple Bonjour somehow on TuneBlade?

Also consider to update to LE 10.0.3 (use the .update folder method).

Click "CEC Adapter" on LE's input settings, and disable CEC.

Quote from wmaster.4g

Okay, I'll think about making a topic, but I do not need it, Lakka was built for myself, I just came into this thread to thank the author and report that the tree device building with branch 4.3.

You can open a new thread. Post links to your work, and describe what you do.

Have a look at our Rockchip sub-forum. Seems like LE currently has some issues on OPi 4 LTS.

I think Ubuntu runs fine, and you can autostart Kodi from Ubuntu.

So that's the workaround until LE issues are fixed.

Lakka forks are OK to be mentioned, but this is not the place for constant presence or related dev chat.

It's under development: Click!

chewitt: DaVu wrote that LE once had a terminal add-on: Click! Maybe it's possible to find and polish it.

Quote from spk-uke

Is this a known issue with RPis GPIO and extension cables?

No. The length of the cable has a relation to electrical resistance, and reduces voltage. A stronger PSU can help to avoid such issues.

Quote from wmaster.4g

I built lakka using your sources. Can I post it on the forum?

You can post a link, but don't upload any image.

PS: That means, you can post a link to an image or to sources. Just don't upload any Lakka content on this forum.

Quote from Mettbrot

Could the issues be connected?

Possible. At first place I think your test file has errors, because I don't have audio with it. Those errors might lead to a re-initialization of the audio sink. If the EDID file is some sort of a map for the audio sink, then it could help to have correct EDID data.

Quote from Mettbrot

The thread over at Intel mentions something about the EDID. I did try the getedid create script but it does not seem to save the edid correctly.

https://wiki.libreelec.tv/configuration/edid

Line-by-line comparison between RPi and NUC11 shows a difference here:

RPi:

2022-11-15 02:12:25.554 T:655 INFO <general>: CDVDVideoCodecDRMPRIME::Open - using decoder V4L2 mem2mem H.264 decoder wrapper

NUC11:

2022-11-12 14:41:40.389 T:960      INFO <general>: CDVDVideoCodecFFmpeg::Open() Using codec: H.264 / AVC / MPEG-4 AVC / MPEG-4 part 10

So maybe DRM Prime is necessary to play the file correctly.

PS: Click the gear icon on the playback bar. Under video settings search for DRM Prime, and switch it on / off. I'm not sure about the existence of this setting on current x86 builds, because I can only test on RPi.

Upgrading from 9.x.x to 10.x.x will break dependencies. Please install LE 10.0.3 from scratch.

It seems like netinstall can deal with 64GB, but 2TB is too large. That's probably a bug.

As a workaround...

1. install LE on 64GB key
2. clone the generated partitions (LIBREELEC, STORAGE) to your 2TB drive
3. resize the STORAGE partition to the max by using GParted

Please read this thread: Click!

I played the test file from post #1 with this result (RPi3B+, LE 10.0.3):

It has subtitles and no audio. However, it doesn't crash my audio system, so I still have audio after playing the file.

My current theory is a bad audio driver. It just shouldn't crash, whatever it plays.

I gave that topic into internal team channel, but no reply. You have to experiment now.

We can provide further help when you have the DAC.