Posts by Da Flex

Cron-job that.

Yeah, this is rare stuff. There is a composite bug in LE 10.0.2, so I think that's the whole reason of the issue.

Generally it should be possible to run 480i by those settings: Click!

Please try a current nightly build: Click!

That's a bug of LE 10.0.2. Use LE 10.0.1 or a current nightly build: Click!

Extra composite hints: Click!

Quote from jeancozer

I've already tested OSMC and Raspiberry OS and both are the same. They only work on HDMI 1, no signal on HDMI0.

Now it's clearly a broken HDMI-0. Use your warranty, or order a replacement.

If you can't do both, then there are other ways to make an RC work, but not as easy as CEC.

Quote from 3aRm

I installed Adafruit_DHT as addon. How can I use pip3 on my libreelec10?

• uninstall that add-on, it's not compatible
• create the folder /storage/.kodi/userdata/library/Adafruit_DHT
• copy this files into that folder (use wget <URL>) : Click!
• then you can use the above method to access the libs in that folder

You are correct with:

import sys
sys.path.append('/storage/.kodi/addons/virtual.adafruit-libraries/lib')
import Adafruit_DHT

You get the error, because you try to run the Python 2 version of Adafruit DHT:

ImportError: libpython2.7.so.1.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

Use "pip3" instead of "pip" to download the Python 3 version: pip3 install Adafruit_DHT

Replace the line

import Adafruit_DHT

by

sys.path.append('/storage/.kodi/addons/virtual.adafruit-libraries/lib')

Create a key mapping file for your RC (/storage/.kodi/userdata/keymaps/remote.xml).

So you can use RC color buttons as replacement for keyboard keys. Details: Click!

LE supports OpenGLES hardware rendering on RPi4. For example it is used for GUI elements.

If your add-on can't deal with it, it's probably not yet implemented, and fallback to software rendering is intended.

Ask the add-on developer for details. Usually add-on developers can be found at Kodi forums, but not here.

Just English please.

Quote from forart

Sorry, let me know how can I feedback better (log file ?).

Please try Raspberry Pi OS on a different microSD. We have to make sure it's not a hardware defect on HDMI-0.

You could have a look at the log file after failing boot. Post a link to the log, if you can't find the issue.

Try dtoverlay=vc4-fkms-v3d,cma-512 instead of dtoverlay=vc4-kms-v3d,cma-512.

I don't think the output options are clock-related (I've never seen this on HiFiBerry hardware).

They sell a DSP add-on board, which can be hooked up. So I guess one output option includes DSP support.

If you need a definite answer, use the HiFiBerry Help Center.

For a stronger signal it helps to use an external WiFi adapter. This Ehternet-to-WiFi adapter only uses 2.4GHz, but you don't have to fear driver problems, because it's Ethernet: Click!

Quote from prakashpandey

Da Flex : So sorry. I formatted the SD Card before reading this comment.

OK. Everything fine now?