Posts by Da Flex
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Everything inside /storage/.kodi/userdata will be part of the backup.
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It's possible that OpenGLES hardware acceleration doesn't work on LE, because a driver is missing.
I suggest to try a legacy nightly build, because they support other drivers.
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Please provide a full debug log.How to post a log (wiki)1. Enable debugging in Settings>System Settings>Logging2. Restart Kodi3. Replicate the problem4. Generate a log URL (do not post/upload logs to the forum)
use "Settings > LibreELEC > System > Paste system logs" or run "pastekodi" over SSH, then post the URL link -
Please only use one thread to solve your audio problem.
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Please try our legacy edition: Click!
Legacy edition uses X11 instead of GBM window manager, and supports different A/V drivers.
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So I think I am going back to v9... To be honest, there is nothing about V10 that I am using, so its not the end of the world.
Please test our brand new LE 10.0.3. I think it has some relevant fixes:
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The player itself can't be replaced. Try with LE 10.0.3 ASAP. It should have a fix for such scan issues.
Install LE 10.0.3 from scratch. Software upgrades from 9.x to 10.x will trigger errors.
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It was worth a try so I tried it
<cache>
<memorysize>0</memorysize>
<buffermode>3</buffermode>
</cache>
but it has no effect, and reading the info about it I wouldn't expect it to because this is for streams not file operations.
Content of /storage/.kodi/userdata/advancedsettings.xml should be:
Code<advancedsettings version="1.0"> <cache> <memorysize>0</memorysize> <buffermode>3</buffermode> </cache> </advancedsettings>Also try without the buffermode line.
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I wrote an internal note to the LE devs, but no reply so far - sorry.
It seems like devs are reading, accept my analysis, but have no answer yet.
Legacy means X11, and the current approach is GBM window manager.
In your case it's worth to try both.
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What's the result of <memorysize>0</memorysize> on advancedsettings.xml? That will write all the cache onto disk.
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Using a USB audio adapter, it shows up in "aplay -l" and aplay -L", but still does not show up in the LE audio output settings. But that's fine, I only want HDMI audio output for Kodi/LE
I see USB audio on RPi's audio settings, so it's probably a Le Potato bug.
You can try a newer image from chewitt to avoid this: Click!
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Would buying a USB to 3.5mm adapter work?
Yes, you'll find some working USB devices here: Click!
With USB audio you are able to select HDMI or USB on LE's audio output settings.
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Wrong driver loaded:
Code... 2022-10-11 18:55:34.134 T:798 INFO <general>: CAESinkALSA - Unable to open device "default" for playback ... 2022-10-11 18:55:33.714 T:789 ERROR <general>: libva error: /usr/lib/dri/iHD_drv_video.so init failed ...Stay tuned...
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Which output options do you have on LE's audio settings?
If there is no other way, we allow an exception, and you can attach the log as a file.
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I can appreciate, as Da Flex, posted that not writing down was to help prolong the life of MicroSD cards but could a switch be added to allow it to happen?
<memorysize>0</memorysize> Just click the link and read...
I was talking about A/V streaming buffer, because you didn't mentioned a specific buffer. Kodi's default setting includes Samba caching into RAM. Maybe you have to increase the "memorysize" parameter to keep the whole Samba cache in RAM.
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That doesn't work. Use Kodi backup and install from scratch.
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I had a look. Please disable Bluetooth on LE settings and / or your BIOS / EFI.
