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Quote from Yoyoda

ps : Is it a kernel problem that doesn't manage HDMI and analogue on the motherboard?

I think the driver is missing at the kernel:

Dec 03 17:49:09.953126 LibreELEC kernel: ALSA device list:
Dec 03 17:49:09.953148 LibreELEC kernel:   No soundcards found.

Our devs usually add available Linux drivers, it just takes time.

Not possible. The signal chain is RC -> TV -> RPi. Obviously that doesn't work without TV. Try an IR receiver on your RPi.

Read here:

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deleonkikko

June 8, 2023 at 10:54 AM

To shutdown/suspend instantly, create this /storage/.kodi/userdata/keymaps/remote.xml:

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<keymap>
    <global>
        <remote>
            <power>ShutDown()</power>
        </remote>
    </global>
</keymap>

You can use the nano editor to create that file from SSH.

Yep, the analog audio device doesn't exist in the log.

Get a USB audio interface. That's the easiest solution, and you'll get better audio quality.

If you really want to figure it out, tell us which audio drivers are loaded on Manjaro.

Quote from FurmanSK

Whats the timeline on 13?

It doesn't exist . From what I've heard, maybe LE 12.0.2 this year, and LE 13 in 2025.

1. go to Settings -> System
2. set GUI mode to Advanced (on the bottom, left)
3. go to Power saving -> Shutdown function
4. select Suspend

Your RPi5 has new graphics hardware, which isn't supported at LE 12.0.1:

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[RPI5] Fresh install issues

Hello,

I do need some support. After some issues with a movie on my old setup (RPI3 with Kodi 18) I decided to upgrade my two existing setups (Onother was an Odroid C2, lol)

I had two RPI4 and one of them not in use, so I just used the LE USB creator and it worked out of the box. Initial setup was with a mikro-HDMI adapter to a HDMI-to-DVI cable on my monitor setup, then it went to my FHD TV. So far so good.

Now, I tried to install a fresh RPI5 but it stucks. Seems anything with graphics is…

Gregor84

November 27, 2024 at 11:58 AM

Try the latest LE 12 nightly build. If the problem remains, post a log from that build:

Quote from gui78

Is it becouse the fix didnt make it into the 12.0.1 img?

Yes, the fix was released after LE 12.0.1, is part of current nightly builds, and will be part of LE 12.0.2 (no ETA).

Quote from HolzbeinWilli

Already tried 2 different DP Cables without an Adapter. Same Issue.

Thanks. I assume you've also tried both DP ports.

Is your firmware up-to-date? Sometimes a Windows graphics driver contains firmware, which changes output behavior.

I assume you use a DP-to-HDMI adapter, because your Mini PC only has two DisplayPort outputs. Try a different adapter, or a monitor with DisplayPort input. DP-to-HDMI is known to be a trouble maker.

Tally Ho, Holzbein!

We want to check whether the right graphics driver was loaded. On LE 12.0.1:

1. login by SSH
2. activate log level 2 by creating advancedsettings.xml
3. reboot
4. login by SSH
5. post the resulting URL from pastekodi command

That doesn't work, because PipeWire isn't available on LE. Try the MPD add-on.

Everything on LE has root (uid/gid 0) ownership, so you have to use all_squash,anonuid=0,anongid=0.

We need a debug log instead of a crash log.

Probably one of those fake MCE remotes. You already had this problem with LE 11.95.1:

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MCE remote no longer working

Hi All,

I recently installed the latest LE beta 11.95.1. On first boot my HP MCE remote was working fine. However, after rebooting it no longer works. I have tried rebooting a few times but cannot get it to work. The receiver is flashing red on button presses, however LE does not respond. Although, if I press the power button on the remote it tries to put the system to sleep, so there is some kind of communication happening.

I have tried the Keymap Editor add-on but it does not recognise button…

Blueman

April 4, 2024 at 5:03 AM

Quote from Blueman

Apologies for the delay. Here is a link to the latest log files on a clean install showing the directional presses working but not the OK button.

https://paste.libreelec.tv/decent-mustang.log

LE does the job:

Nov 26 06:36:23.833284 LibreELEC kernel: Registered IR keymap rc-rc6-mce
...
Nov 26 06:36:23.886527 LibreELEC kernel: IR RC6 protocol handler initialized

Because your log looks good now, I think it's a hardware issue with your (fake) MCE remote.

Here are some specs:

E30 II lite - TOPPING AUDIO

It only needs the ASIO driver. That driver is used by many audio interfaces, and available for Linux since a long time. I doubt it misses features.

It supports 768kHz in 32 bit PCM mode, and that's transmitted over S/PDIF (IEC958) (not PCM):

m_displayName     : E30 II Lite
m_displayNameExtra: S/PDIF
m_deviceType      : AE_DEVTYPE_IEC958

So maybe something goes wrong with IEC958 to PCM conversion.

We had a similar issue here:

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Raspberry Pi 4 + LibreElec + Music Player Daemon + WavPack DSD

Hello!

I installed LibreElec 9.95.1 and mpd (as service addon) and found that when playing WavPack DSD files with a samplerate of more than 384 kHz, the sound is very interrupted. A search on the Internet did not give anything, the mpd settings also did not bring any result. And then I accidentally looked into:

mpd -V

­— and found that it was built without native support for the WavPack format, that is, it decodes it using ffmpeg. And ffmpeg DOES NOT RECOGNIZE DSD compressed with WavPack.



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greenvorbisfan

June 29, 2021 at 3:05 PM

So maybe the Linux driver is capable, but MPD still needs the update from RPi.