Posts by Da Flex

I'm stepping in the dark.

An audio sync error happens two times, so it could be the cause:

2021-04-20 22:08:12.592 T:779     DEBUG <general>: ActiveAE::SyncStream - average error of 22.197880, start adjusting
2021-04-20 22:08:12.592 T:779     DEBUG <general>: ActiveAE::SyncStream - average error 0.197880 below threshold of 30.000000

Try this:

1. Go to Settings -> System
2. Enable "Advanced" or "Expert" mode at bottom left
3. Go to Audio -> Output configuration and switch to "Fixed"
   
4. Go to Limit sampling rate (kHz) and switch to "44.1"

The dev needs a complete log (RPi4 log at post #7 is incomplete). So please activate debugging at GUI (HUD will appear on top), reboot, login by SSH, execute pastekodi (wait...) and post the resulting link. Then we have a complete log. Thanks!

Then I think it's a bug. I gave a dev a ping to look at this.

Thanks for testing. Do you have audio when you switch to a "Fixed" sampling rate?

Quote from jim_p

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?

Bug Reports

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.

The TVHeadend add-on produces a lot of errors. Re-install this add-on and reboot.

Quote from blueribb

I see at least 2 banned repos listed (Diamond & mbebe)

Official: Forum rules/Banned add-ons

Correct. That's why we stop support now. Closed.

Try another sampling rate: Click!

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?

You did it right, thanks!

pastekodi does the copy-and-paste for you: Click!

jim_p No more CoreELEC details please. If there is no relation to LE development, use the CoreELEC forum.

Yes, that's what I mean. Enable the SSH password and try again with the default password.

Quote from rubinski

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.

Are you sure you have the SSH password re-enabled at the LE GUI?

Quote from rubinski

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.

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.