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Posts by Da Flex
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There's no known problem or so with the latest LibreElec?! If not i'll give it a try.
The latest - the greatest! In case you're using encrypted Widevine streaming content, you have to update this month.
With a good backup strategy it's just go, go, go.
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The new syntax for video settings at cmdline.txt isn't very familiar to me. Here is a link to learn from: Click!
Cache settings at advancedsettings.xml are the second "red zone" beside gpu_mem for LE's stability.
It's not as harmful as gpu_mem, but the official dev's advice is not use anything inside the <cache> tag.
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Better stay with 9.2.6 then.
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First install the latest LE 10 Beta (don't upgrade, as mentioned in the release notes). Maybe that already fixes your bug.
If you still get an error with the latest Beta, write a bug report. Write a complete report, as demanded at the pinned post on top.
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The result of my dev conversation is that changing the gpu_mem value can break the system. We can't avoid this, because config.txt is parsed by a closed source part of the RPi firmware. So please keep the original value of 76.
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USB audio interfaces with ASIO driver, like your Behringer, work very well on Linux OS'es. ASIO standard doesn't change.
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I had a conversation. Please do this:
- fresh install of the latest LE 10 Beta
- activate debug logging at GUI (HUD will appear on top)
- reboot
- reproduce the error (edit a config file in a way, which produces an error)
- login by SSH and post the resulting link of pastekodi
With the log we can check whether it's a parsing error or something else.
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Thanks for reporting issues. On LE 10 Beta some settings, like HDMI modes, have been moved from config.txt to cmdline.txt. Maybe some config file parsing errors are happening now. I'll give dev's a hint to look at this.
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Please post another link to a log. The link is dead.
(activate debug logging at GUI, reboot, reproduce the error, post the resulting link of pastekodi command from SSH terminal)
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Make sure you've been installed LE Beta from scratch, as mentioned in the release notes.
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The only complaint I have is that the resolution isn't ideal and the Kodi menu is slightly wider than the screen. Different Kodi resolutions aren't the answer. In-movie, I can tweak the zoom and other settings, but if anyone has any ideas on this, they would be greatly appreciated.
That's a common issue, and it's only related to your TV. Find something like a "picture optimization mode" in your TV settings. Usually switching the mode off makes the picture smaller, and Kodi menus will fit perfectly.
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Maybe you can make it work with the Docker implementation: Click!
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Yes, subs are from an anime and yes srt subs do work, ass however do not. Thought it might be worth pointing it out...?!
Sure. Activate debug logging at GUI (HUD will appear on top), reboot, reproduce the error and post the resulting link of pastekodi.
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Third log - clean log, no add-ons, defaults everywhere, only CEC device is Kodi
The log shows CEC communication errors. The reason could be a bad cable. Make sure the cable is conform to HDMI 2.0 or 2.1.
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Make sure subtitles are set to English at LE's region / language setup.
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We already have a bug report about this. It seems like CEC stops working on RPi4 when multiple CEC devices are connected.
Remove banned add-ons, remove all potential CEC devices from your TV, and test again.
