Then I think it's a bug. I gave a dev a ping to look at this.
Posts by Da Flex
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Thanks for testing. Do you have audio when you switch to a "Fixed" sampling rate?
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Please excuse this offtopic post.
Where can I open a new thread about an issue I am facing with the x64 version of le 10beta1?
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USB Audio Analog: The DAC only offers 48kHz on RPi3B+ and RPi4B, so the driver generally works fine.
USB Audio S/PDIF: The DAC offers 96kHz at max. on RPi3B+ and RPi4B, so you should limit the sampling rate to 96kHz, not 192kHz.
Make sure you have your DAC attached to a blue USB port, because that ensures max. data rate.
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The TVHeadend add-on produces a lot of errors. Re-install this add-on and reboot.
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I see at least 2 banned repos listed (Diamond & mbebe)
Correct. That's why we stop support now. Closed.
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Try another sampling rate: Click!
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The DAC only offers 48kHz (device 5), so it could be a driver problem.
I bet on your RPi3B+ the DAC offers more sampling rates. Can you check this please?
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You did it right, thanks!
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pastekodi does the copy-and-paste for you: Click!
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jim_p No more CoreELEC details please. If there is no relation to LE development, use the CoreELEC forum.
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Yes, that's what I mean. Enable the SSH password and try again with the default password.
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So, I have to create that "update" Folder, if it is non-existing and the Update Process should be working then? What will happen, when there is a stable Version ?
The update folder is already there, but maybe not visible by your file manager. It's /storage/.update. On your next boot, LE will detect the file and automatically starts the update. At the release of the stable LE 10, you probably have to do that process again.
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Are you sure you have the SSH password re-enabled at the LE GUI?
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Hi,
currently I am running Leia (9.26) without any Problems on a Asrock Beebox Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU J3160 @ 1.60GHz Quadcore. I would like to know if it is possible to upgrade to Beta 10 by copying Beta10 Image into the update Folder? Thank you guys.
Yes.
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If you are using Windows, you can also use the terminal window instead of PuTTY. On the terminal, enter ssh root@libreelec and the default password at next.
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Activate SSH password at LE again, and then try with PuTTY.
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You have to add the user name, which is "root". So try to login with root@libreelec.
