Add hdmi_force_hotplug=1 and the HDMI mode of your choice to config.txt. The RPi will ignore the on / off state of the TV with those settings, which is what you want.
Posts by Da Flex
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dudumaroja You talk about WiFi on an IR topic...
Please open a new thread, and describe your problem more precisely. Don't kidnap a solved thread.
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Great! I mark this thread as solved.
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Did you set the amount of output channels to 2.0? That's the right setting, other channels are encoded at those two.
Do you get different results with and without pass-through enabled on the audio settings?
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Sorry to hear that. If you can't login by SSH to repair the asound.conf, then you could create an Ubuntu USB stick, boot it and access the Kodi file system from Ubuntu.
If you decide to do a fresh LE installation, use LE 10 Beta. It has a couple of bug fixes.
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Does your /storage/.config/asound.conf look like this?
Codedefaults.pcm.card 1 defaults.pcm.device 1What's the output of aplay -l?
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sorry if tis dumb question but how do i comment out,manually start the py and get the output?(i know that its dumb question but i am still learning....)
You really don't have the right user name.
Login by SSH.
Open autostart.sh by nano editor.
Comment out the Python line by adding a leading #. (like at line 1 - the magic line
)Save the change and close nano editor.
Type python /storage/.config/argononed.py and press Enter.
Copy the resulting text output into your next post.
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linuxuser Comment out the Python line of autostart.sh, manually start argononed.py on SSH session and post the output. I don't have this device, Argon One owners can provide better support.
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When the speaker-test is not running, same movies produce no sound whatsoever, not even mono...
Try a different sampling rate:
- Go to Settings -> System
- Enable "Advanced" or "Expert" mode
- Go to Audio -> Output configuration and switch to "Fixed"
- Go to Limit sampling rate (kHz) and switch to "44.1" or another sampling rate
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It makes sense if I want to simply buy a box that already has a case, remote and a power cable.
You can have all that with an RPi, if you're a "maker". Anyway, I get your point now.
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It doesn't have to have Android but it does have to be an android box (media player with remote). I simply want a normal player where I will install Libreelec and use only that. I will not use Android but I do not want RPi or anything like that, I want android box.
Makes no sense to me. If you don't need Android, then hardware specs and open source support are everything that counts.
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Of course there are better devices for higher prices. I'm still puzzling why the thread starter doesn't just installs the Kodi app on whatever Android box, because that's good enough for playing from external HDD.
We are promoting RPi's so much, because they have very good open source support. That's an important benefit after a couple of years, when Chinese Android box companies simply stop updating. Our community isn't bad by the way.
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Raven After some more posts, the forum software stops manual verification. Don't ask me, how much.
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I'm using the "ZDF Mediathek" on RPi3B+. I have the "Kodi Nerds" repo installed. Maybe that solves the Python dependency.
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OK, then you did everything right. You could buy a soundbar, which should fix the audio issue of your TV.
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Not sure whether you found the sampling rate settings. Instructions:
- Go to Settings -> System
- Enable "Advanced" or "Expert" mode at bottom left
- Go to Audio -> Output configuration and switch to "Fixed"
- Go to Limit sampling rate (kHz) and switch to "44.1"
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Thanks for the feedback! Because there are no settings for audio-channel-routing, I'm very sure it's a bug.
-> I move this thread to the Bug Reports sub-forum.
-> Please read the leading HOW-TO of the Bug Reports sub-forum, and provide missing data.
